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It has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since November 2007 and operates in two Canadian, 28 US and 18 European locations. | It has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since November 2007 and operates in two Canadian, 28 US and 18 European locations. | ||
| − | + | Energy''Solutions'' says it is "one of the largest providers of services to safely transport, process, and dispose of radioactive materials." The businesses still operate as different divisions of the company: | |
* BNG America - nuclear design, engineering & technology | * BNG America - nuclear design, engineering & technology | ||
* Duratek - processing of nuclear waste | * Duratek - processing of nuclear waste | ||
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* Scientech D&D - radioactive materials management consultancy <ref>[http://www.energysolutions.com/about_us.php 'About us'], Energy Solutions website, undated, accessed February, 2007.</ref> | * Scientech D&D - radioactive materials management consultancy <ref>[http://www.energysolutions.com/about_us.php 'About us'], Energy Solutions website, undated, accessed February, 2007.</ref> | ||
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* US Department of Energy | * US Department of Energy | ||
* US Department of Defense | * US Department of Defense | ||
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* UK | * UK | ||
| − | In July 2006, the comapny announced that it | + | In July 2006, the comapny announced that it would lead a team bidding to manage the UK's national repository of low-level radioactive waste, located near Drigg in Cumbria. Other consortium members are the [[British Nuclear Group]] and engineering firms [[Jacobs Babtie]] and [[Fluor]]. |
| − | The company clearly has designs on more nuclear clean-up work in the UK. Its International Group President, Philip Strawbridge, said: "EnergySolutions is uniquely qualified to manage the low-level waste repository near Drigg, to provide expertise for the UK's national low-level waste programme, and to assist the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority with the UK's environmental restoration programme. <ref>[http://www.energysolutions.com/News/press_072606.php 'EnergySolutions To Lead International Consortium Bid To Manage Radioactive Waste Repository'], Energy Solutions website, 26 July, 2006.</ref> | + | The company clearly has designs on more nuclear clean-up work in the UK. Its International Group President, [[Philip Strawbridge]], said: "EnergySolutions is uniquely qualified to manage the low-level waste repository near Drigg, to provide expertise for the UK's national low-level waste programme, and to assist the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] with the UK's environmental restoration programme. <ref>[http://www.energysolutions.com/News/press_072606.php 'EnergySolutions To Lead International Consortium Bid To Manage Radioactive Waste Repository'], Energy Solutions website, 26 July, 2006.</ref> |
==People== | ==People== | ||
Revision as of 21:55, 28 May 2012
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Contents
Background
EnergySolutions was formed in 2006 by merging BNFL's US nuclear clean-up division BNG America, with Duratek, Envirocare of Utah, and part of Scientech.
It has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange since November 2007 and operates in two Canadian, 28 US and 18 European locations.
EnergySolutions says it is "one of the largest providers of services to safely transport, process, and dispose of radioactive materials." The businesses still operate as different divisions of the company:
- BNG America - nuclear design, engineering & technology
- Duratek - processing of nuclear waste
- Envirocare of Utah - the US's largest commercial low level nuclear waste disposal facility
- Scientech D&D - radioactive materials management consultancy [1]
Clients include:
- US Department of Energy
- US Department of Defense
- US National Nuclear Security Administration
- US Army Corps of Engineers
- a range of nuclear energy producers [2]
It also works in the following countries:
- China
- Canada
- Japan
- Korea
- Taiwain
- UK
In July 2006, the comapny announced that it would lead a team bidding to manage the UK's national repository of low-level radioactive waste, located near Drigg in Cumbria. Other consortium members are the British Nuclear Group and engineering firms Jacobs Babtie and Fluor.
The company clearly has designs on more nuclear clean-up work in the UK. Its International Group President, Philip Strawbridge, said: "EnergySolutions is uniquely qualified to manage the low-level waste repository near Drigg, to provide expertise for the UK's national low-level waste programme, and to assist the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority with the UK's environmental restoration programme. [3]
People
Contact
Address:3A Churchward, Didcot, Oxfordshire, OX11 7HB
- Tel: +44 (0) 1235 514310
- Fax: +44 (0) 1235 514358
- Website: http://www.energysolutions.uk.com/
Notes
- ↑ 'About us', Energy Solutions website, undated, accessed February, 2007.
- ↑ 'Government clients', Energy Solutions website, undated, accessed February, 2007.
- ↑ 'EnergySolutions To Lead International Consortium Bid To Manage Radioactive Waste Repository', Energy Solutions website, 26 July, 2006.
