German spent nuclear fuel set to be treated at Sellafield

A shipment of German spent nuclear fuel is set to begin reprocessing in Britain this week for the first time in three years.

Mon, 30 Apr, 2001 - 09:26

A shipment of German spent nuclear fuel is set to begin reprocessing in Britain this week for the first time in three years.

The cargo, from two reactors in southern Germany, was transported to the Sellafield nuclear plant yesterday after a suspension in trade since 1998 because of safety issues.

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

More in this section

Zelenskyy says peace talks wrestling with Russian demands for Ukrainian territory

Yodelling added to Unesco list of the world’s unique cultural heritage

McDonald's Q1 Earnings Up On Higher Menu Prices, Overseas Growth

‘Ruined my Christmas spirit’: McDonald’s removes AI-generated ad after backlash

Courts Heathrow Place: Britain Place: southern Germany Place: Sellafield nuclear plant Place: Neckarwestheim Place: Biblis Place: French Place: Dunkirk Place: Barrow-in-Furness Place: The Netherlands Place: Germany Place: Sellafield Organisation: BNFL

Director Rinsch convicted of scamming £8m from Netflix for lavish spending spree

READ NOW

German spent nuclear fuel set to be treated at Sellafield

Subscribe to access all of the Irish Examiner.

Director Rinsch convicted of scamming £8m from Netflix for lavish spending spree

Latest

Most Read