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'''Magnox Electric Limited''' is a nuclear decommissioning Site Licence Company (SLC) controlled by [[Reactor Sites Management Company]]. | '''Magnox Electric Limited''' is a nuclear decommissioning Site Licence Company (SLC) controlled by [[Reactor Sites Management Company]]. | ||
| − | It is operating and decommissioning the UK’s first generation of nuclear power stations on behalf of their government-run owner, the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] (NDA). | + | It is operating and decommissioning the UK’s first generation of nuclear power stations on behalf of their government-run owner, the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] (NDA).<ref name="Magnox"> [http://www.magnoxsites.com/news/2013-04-29/a-year-of-achievement-in-magnox A Year of Achievement in Magnox], 29 April 2013, acc 10 October 2013 </ref> |
Magnox is owned by [[Energy Solutions]], Inc., a company with reported revenues of over $1.75 billion. The lion’s share of this comes from the NDA's decommissioning contracts for Magnox North and Magnox South. | Magnox is owned by [[Energy Solutions]], Inc., a company with reported revenues of over $1.75 billion. The lion’s share of this comes from the NDA's decommissioning contracts for Magnox North and Magnox South. | ||
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In 2013 [[Marick Communications]] produced a video that focused on Magnox's 'year of progress in cleaning up some of the UK’s nuclear legacy'. | In 2013 [[Marick Communications]] produced a video that focused on Magnox's 'year of progress in cleaning up some of the UK’s nuclear legacy'. | ||
| − | :the video tells the story of a year of safe delivery for Magnox, including the removal of the last spent fuel from Chapelcross (accounting for more than 99% of the radioactive material held on the site), the completion of the project to safely remove and dispose of the asbestos from Hinkley Point A, recovery and treatment of radioactive wastes from historic storage facilities and outstanding electricity generation at Wylfa and Maentwrog sites in North Wales. | + | :the video tells the story of a year of safe delivery for Magnox, including the removal of the last spent fuel from Chapelcross (accounting for more than 99% of the radioactive material held on the site), the completion of the project to safely remove and dispose of the asbestos from Hinkley Point A, recovery and treatment of radioactive wastes from historic storage facilities and outstanding electricity generation at Wylfa and Maentwrog sites in North Wales. <ref name="Magnox"/> |
==People== | ==People== | ||
| − | *[[Nigel Monckton]] - Head of Communications | + | *[[Nigel Monckton]] - Head of Communications<ref name="Magnox"/> |
==Resources and Notes== | ==Resources and Notes== | ||
Revision as of 04:56, 10 October 2013
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Magnox Electric Limited is a nuclear decommissioning Site Licence Company (SLC) controlled by Reactor Sites Management Company.
It is operating and decommissioning the UK’s first generation of nuclear power stations on behalf of their government-run owner, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA).[1]
Magnox is owned by Energy Solutions, Inc., a company with reported revenues of over $1.75 billion. The lion’s share of this comes from the NDA's decommissioning contracts for Magnox North and Magnox South.
Activities
In 2009 the Environment Agency won its prosecution against Magnox Electric Ltd who were ordered to pay £400,000 for allowing a radioactive leak to continue for 14 years without being detected at the Bradwell-on-sea plant in Essex.
Sites
Berkeley, Bradwell, Chapelcross, Dungeness A, Hinkley Point A, Hunterston A, Oldbury, Sizewell A, Trawsfynydd and Wylfa.
PR firm
In 2013 Marick Communications produced a video that focused on Magnox's 'year of progress in cleaning up some of the UK’s nuclear legacy'.
- the video tells the story of a year of safe delivery for Magnox, including the removal of the last spent fuel from Chapelcross (accounting for more than 99% of the radioactive material held on the site), the completion of the project to safely remove and dispose of the asbestos from Hinkley Point A, recovery and treatment of radioactive wastes from historic storage facilities and outstanding electricity generation at Wylfa and Maentwrog sites in North Wales. [1]
People
- Nigel Monckton - Head of Communications[1]
Resources and Notes
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 A Year of Achievement in Magnox, 29 April 2013, acc 10 October 2013
