Pre-disposal management of radioactive waste

The pre-disposal management of radioactive waste – PREDIS

The PREDIS project targets the development and implementation of activities for pre-disposal treatment of radioactive waste streams other than nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste.

Member States will profit from measurable benefits including the further development and increase in Technological Readiness Level of treatment and conditioning methodologies for wastes for which no adequate or industrially mature solutions are currently available.

12.10.2020

PRESS RELEASE – PREDIS PROJECT

Improved pre-disposal treatment of radioactive waste – an overarching EU project with high innovation targets

As society places higher emphasis on environmental stewardship and reduction of waste streams, it is also important that the nuclear community takes efficient management of waste streams as a top priority. In addition, as more legacy waste sites are being cleaned and the nuclear power plant fleet of Europe moves towards decommissioning, there are greater volumes of radioactive wastes to process prior to permanent geological disposal. Read more…

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Mark to your calendars:

  • Towards EURAD-2, Focus Funnel, Cyprus 16-17.3.2023 Register here
  • PREDIS Webinar on Life Cycle Assessment and Costing, 10.3.2023 Register here

 

Annual Workshop 2023
The next public annual Workshop is organized by SCK CEN in Belgium, 23-26.5.2023.  Detailed info will follow later. Registration is open.

MOBILITY Programme for PREDIS partners continues.

Newsletter #5 is now available!

Previous versions can be found here!

PREDIS project has activated our travel/mobility grants to facilitate that our Ukraine partners can continue their R&D work in other partner institutes.

Contact the Coordinators if you would like more information.

 

#WeStandWithUkraine as our PREDIS partners

 

Key facts:

4 year project duration (09/2020-08/2024), 47 partners from 17 countries, total budget 23.7 M€ (EC contribution 14 M€).

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This project has received funding from the Euratom research and training programme 2019-2020 under grant agreement No 945098.