January 06, 2016

U.K. NDA Releases Draft Strategy For Consultation

By ExchangeMonitor
The United Kingdom’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has released its 2016 draft strategy for formal consultation through Feb. 15. The strategy sets out direction and long-term objectives for the decommissioning of the U.K. nuclear legacy sites.

The NDA manages cleanup of 17 sites: 14 in England and Wales and three in Scotland. The Energy Act of 2004 requires the agency to review its strategy every five years. The NDA expects to publish a finalized strategy in April.

Total government funding for NDA in the the five-year span is projected at £64.3 billion. Total decommissioning and cleanup costs are set at £69.9 billion, while commercial revenue is projected at £12 billion. Total operations costs is listed as £6.3 billion, and net running costs are listed at £5.6 billion.

The draft strategy states that supply chain development initiatives “have resulted in a collaborative procurement programme amounting to £2.8 billion of spend and delivering over £140 million savings since 2010.” In the past three years, according to the NDA, the organization has exceeded targets for increasing levels of spending with small to medium-sized enterprises, “reaching almost £1 billion.”

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