Study the long-term degradation of used fuel storage systems to develop the technical basis for extended storage well beyond the current license period; share knowledge and research; coordinate research activities among ESCP participants; plan for a demonstration for dry storage of high burnup used fuel.

Who Should Attend: EPRI Members and nonmembers actively engaged in extended used fuel storage R&D, regulations, and used fuel management.

Technical Workshop on the Impacts of Dry-Storage Canister Designs on
Future Handling, Storage, Transportation and Geologic Disposal of
Spent Nuclear Fuel in the United States

Embassy Suites
1250 22nd Street
Washington, DC 20037
(202)857-3388

MPACT Working Group Meeting

RADTRAN Training

There is now more demand than ever for supply chain services to support, maintain and enhance the existing base of the back end fuel cycle. There is ample capacity in the emerging global market that will boost investment, and a diverse range of players in the market will encourage innovation. New suppliers of nuclear-grade components need to gain the required certification to support the nuclear back end industry:

Join policy-makers, regulators, nuclear industry experts and local stakeholders as they chart a new path forward for nuclear waste storage

This professional technical forum will prove beneficial to NCS practitioners and nuclear facility leadership alike as they continue on their journey toward achieving “regulatory excellence”.

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