Session 04 - The International Decommissioning Network of the IAEA

This panel introduces the International Decommissioning Network (IAEA) and the related sessions throughout the week. The successful launch at the IAEA General Conference in September 2007 of the International Decommissioning Network (IDN) marked a quantum leap in IAEA's traditional approach to international co-operation in nuclear decommissioning. The IDN was established to promote the vision of prompt, open, and efficient worldwide sharing of practical and effective decommissioning experience leading to safe, economic and timely dismantlement of disused nuclear facilities.

Chair(s):
Michele Laraia, IAEA (Austria)
Andrew Szilagyi, US DOE (USA)

Panel Report

Panelists:

Michele Laraia, IAEA (Austria) View Presentation

Vladimir Michal, VUJE, Inc. (The Slovak Republic) View Presentation

Andrew Szilagyi, US DOE (USA) View Presentation

Josef Podlaha, Nuclear Research Institute Rez PLC (Czech Republic) View Presentation

Lucien Pillette-Cousin, AREVA (France) View Presentation

William Murphie, US DOE (USA) View Presentation

Order

Paper Title

1 

The History and Evolution of the IAEA Technical Assistance Programme on Decommissioning and the International Decommissioning Network as its Highest Point - 9000
Michele Laraia, IAEA (Austria);  

2 

Role of Slovakia within the IAEA Decommissioning Related Activities - 9031
Marian Stubna, VUJE, Inc. (Slovak Republic); Vladimir Michal, VUJE, Inc. (The Slovak Republic);