Pricing the disposal of our higher grade nuclear waste
On 25 March 2010, the Government published this consultation on a methodology to determine a fixed unit price for waste disposal and updated…
On 25 March 2010, the Government published this consultation on a methodology to determine a fixed unit price for waste disposal and updated cost estimates for nuclear decommissioning, waste management and waste disposal.
The consultation document set out:
- changes to the Government’s policy framework for setting a fixed unit price as a result of feedback from stakeholders received during the pre-consultation process
- the main stages of the proposed methodology to determine a fixed unit price and worked examples of how it would be calculated using this methodology
- the Government’s updated estimates of the costs for decommissioning, waste management and waste disposal
We sought responses to the questions contained in the consultation document.
Contact usEmail: decomguidance@decc.gsi.gov.uk Post: Office for Nuclear Development
Department of Energy & Climate Change Area 3D
3 Whitehall Place
London
SW1A 2AW
The Government response to the March 2010 consultation on a fixed unit price methodology is included in the December 2010 consultation document on proposals for a revised waste transfer pricing methodology. The Government has also published the written responses to the March consultation. See the consultation on an updated Waste Transfer Pricing Methodology for the disposal of higher activity waste from new nuclear power stations web page for full details.
Consultation documentsCrynodeb Gweithredol - Welsh translation of executive summary Size: [99 KB]
Response form Size: [60 KB]