Press Release

Magnox North is celebrating after being unveiled as the winner of the ‘Productivity Category’ in the ‘Idea of the Year’ competition 2009.

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Magnox North has had four ideas short listed as finalists in the Ideas UK ‘Idea of the Year’ competition 2009

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Three major companies GDF SUEZ, IBERDROLA and Scottish & Southern Energy have decided to pull out of the bidding for land being auctioned by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority to build New Nuclear power plants in the UK.  Read it all..

Press release NDA 09 April 2009

Bidding for land at Nuclear Decommissioning Authority sites is set to continue after an Easter recess. Read it all..

In a 3 year business report published today by the NDA, the report states that “at £8.44 billion over three years (2008/09 to 2010/11), our budget includes the highest ever level of Government spending on nuclear decommissioning” .

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The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and EDF today announce the start of the disposal process for land adjacent to nuclear sites at Wylfa in Anglesey, Bradwell in Essex and Oldbury in Gloucestershire. The process will be managed by the NDA. Read it all..

24 November 2008,  NDA Press Release

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) today completed one of the UK’s largest and most complex public procurement programmes when the shares in Sellafield Ltd transferred from British Nuclear Fuels Ltd to a specially created private sector consortium – Nuclear Management Partners Ltd.

Nuclear Management Partners Ltd (NMP) will own the shares in Sellafield Ltd for up to 17 years, the potential length of new and updated contracts between the NDA, NMP and Sellafield Ltd. The value of the work covered is worth £1.3bn in its first year and over the full lifetime of the contract approximately £22bn. Read it all..

31 August 2008   Magnox North

Wylfa’s Reactor Two returned to service this week, following the successful completion of its biennial outage to carry out maintenance and inspection work.

This year’s outage began on 9th April, lasting 135 days and involving almost 160,000 man hours and utilising the services of 28 contractors to deliver the work which is essential to the continued safe operation of the site. Read it all..