Ukraine nuclear lifetime extensions require impact assessment in compliance with Aarhus and Espoo convention
Advocacy letter | 18 August 2015
On several occasions the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development stated that operations of its clients should comply with all international treaties and other legal obligations. In spite of these reassurances, Energoatom in Ukraine keeps ignoring its international obligations, as outlined in the Espoo Convention, in the processes of assessing the life-time extension of its nuclear reactors.
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