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Naturvernforbundet's decommission project aims to contribute to an open and democratic process about the future of the old nuclear reactors at Kola and Leningrad nuclear power plants in North West Russia.

The long-term goal of the project is that an official plan for decommissioning of the oldest Russian nuclear power plant reactors is developed and implemented. The plan should provide a safe, secure and environmentally reliable way to decommissioning, and set an acceptable time table for closure. In shorter term, the project shall contribute to a public debate on the future of the reactors, to participation of civil society in the process, and capacity building in environmental NGOs.

The project is financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, over the Nuclear Action Plan. The project has been running from 2004.

Project responsible in Naturvernforbundet:
Kjersti Album:

Partner organizations:
Kola Environmental Center (previously called GAIA)
WEB-site: www.kec.org.ru
Contact person for this project: Yuri Ivanov
E-mail:

Zelenyj Mir/ Green World
WEB-site: www.greenworld.org.ru
Contact person for this project: Oleg Bodrov
E-mail:

Za Prirodu
Contact person for this project: Andrey Talevlin
E-mail:

More information at the project's website: www.decomatom.org

  • RIAN_archive_305005_Leningrad_nuclear_power_plant

    14.02.2012:

    Russian radioactive waste to be buried at the shore of the Baltic Sea

    Low-and medium-level radioactive waste from North-West Russia the Russian nuclear power plant in Sosnovy Bor on the south coast of the Gulf of Finland has so far been stored temporarily. The high-active and most dangerous waste will be transported by train to Siberia.

  • Nuclear transport

    31.01.2012:

    Brukt atombrensel skaper strid i Russland

    Brukt atombrensel skal fraktes fra Finskebukta til Sibir. Der skal det lagres i et midlertidig lager ved elva Jenisei. En ulykke kan føre radioaktiv forurensing fra Sibir via Jenisei til Polhavet og med havstrømmen vestover til Kola og Barentshavet. Radioaktiv fisk og sjømat kan bli resultatet. Russiske miljøvernere fordømmer flyttingen.

  • 2edw57c

    28.11.2011:

    Is the number of nuclear power plants growing?

    The nuclear renaissance has been a popular theme for articles during the last few years. The articles have focused on the supposed new growth of new nuclear plants. The term “renaissance” by the way means a “new birth” or a “re-birth”. -This is not true, says nuclear specialist Peter A. Bradford. -There is no renaissance for nuclear power.

  • Puma murmansk

    16.12.2010:

    Puma in Murmansk with dangerous cargo

    Puma has now reached Murmansk with spent nuclear fuel from Serbia, after sailing along the Norwegian coast. The picture shows Puma in Murmansk, taken by Naturvernforbundet today.

  • Buddelmerkel

    07.12.2010: Important victory

    Germany cancels nuclear transport to Mayak

    Naturvernforbundet and Russian partners are applauding the German decision to cancel the planned transport of spent nuclear fuel to Mayak in Russia. The bad environmental situation at the Mayak facility is the reason for the decision.

  • Puma hekk

    06.12.2010: Transport to Mayak in Russia

    Nuclear waste along the Norwegian coast

    A ship carrying spent nuclear fuel will reach Norwegian waters within the next 24 hours on its way to Murmansk. Naturvernforbundet asks that emergency preparedness is increased, and that Norwegian authorities confront the transport of dangerous radioactive materials.

  • Gennadi-with-prize

    21.09.2010:

    “Wasteland” wins documentary prize

    A documentary about radioactive problems in Mayak area, created by Gennadi Shabarin for the decommission project, has won the prize of the festival at Baykal International Film Festival 2010.

  • Kola atomkr

    02.09.2010: Lahnstein must speak up

    Kola nuclear power plant needs a decommissioning plan

    When Norwegian deputy minister Mr. Lahnstein is in Murmansk this week for the Norwegian-Russian bi-lateral nuclear commission, he must use the opportunity to demand a decommission plan for Kola NPP.

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