Contents
Authorisations for decommissioning and dismantling
- Authorisation under nuclear law: purpose, parties involved, principles
- Official responsibilities
- Authorisation requirements pursuant to Section 7 (3) AtG,
12 StrlSchG (for waste storage and processing facilities) and other legal regulations - General authorisation requirements
- Transition from the authorisation to the supervisory procedure, stipulations in the authorisation (conditions, ancillary provisions, etc.)
- Content of the authorisation: the necessary precautions against damage according to the state of the art in science and technology (from the expert's point of view)
- Role and working methods of the experts
- Transition from the operating licence to the decommissioning licence, interfaces between the licences
- Interfaces to other systems on the system site (freedom from repercussions, access, organisational structure)
Legal structure of the authorisation procedure
- Licence procedure according to AtG
StrlSchV / StrlSchG and AtVfV: Application, publication, interpretation, discussion - Additional elements of environmental law: EIA, preliminary assessment, scoping, (early) public participation; new developments due to the EIA Modernisation Act of 2017
- The authorisation notice and its ancillary provisions
- Communication in and with the public
- Contestation of authorisations, third-party protection, suspensive effect, immediate execution
- Opinions of the EU Commission pursuant to Art. 37 / 41 Euratom Treaty
Residual materials and waste
- Overview and residual material concepts; residual materials and radioactive waste
- Mass flows during the dismantling of a nuclear power plant
- Official authorisations in the waste disposal sector (overview)
- Interfaces between authorisation and supervision
- Legal transfer of responsibility for disposal
- Legal transfer of interim storage to the public sector
- Decision criteria for residual material concepts
- Interim storage of radioactive waste
- Process for conditioning radioactive residues and waste
- Final disposal in the Konrad mine, final disposal conditions, documentation
- Release and surrender, release from nuclear law
- Clearance for disposal in landfills: legal and practical problems
- Outlook: Building release
Date by arrangement
Location In-house seminar
Price on request
Speakers Dr Matthias Bauerfeind, TÜV SÜD Energietechnik, Filderstadt; Dr Christian Raetzke, lawyer, Leipzig
English (UK) 
Deutsch (Sie)