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Home > Publications > Letter to EBRD: Insufficient environmental assessment of Ukraine NPP Safety Upgrade Programme

Letter to EBRD: Insufficient environmental assessment of Ukraine NPP Safety Upgrade Programme

Letter to EBRD: Insufficient environmental assessment of Ukraine NPP Safety Upgrade Programme

Advocacy letter    |    15 December 2011

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The letter criticises the environmental assessment of the Nuclear power plants safety upgrade programme (SUP) in Ukraine. It concludes that the assessment insufficient and does not fully elaborate the objectives and consequences of the SUP.

It stresses that any decision to support the nuclear industry should be based on a meaningful strategic assessment of the industry and as well its further development plans, while at the same time accounting for the potential consequences of such involvement and the sponsor’s ability and readiness to take responsibility and address issues like spent fuel treatment and reactor decommissioning.

The EBRD responded to our letter on January 16, 2012. Download their response as pdf.

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Institution: EBRD

Theme: Energy & climate

Location: Ukraine

Project: Zombie reactors in Ukraine

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