Sentence examples for decommissioning existing from inspiring English sources

It says that while it is difficult to know how much decommissioning existing nuclear-powered Trident submarines would cost, judging by the government's estimated spending on decommissioning Polaris, Britain's previous nuclear weapons system, the cost of disposing the existing Trident fleet would be at least £13bn in today's prices.

Owing to the small number of cases with negative effects that did have policy and practice impacts in our study, it was not possible to determine if there were any specific barriers to decommissioning existing programmes.

"The government must continue to close and decommission existing plants and cancel all new reactors," he said.

It is still needed to run and decommission existing plants, but the incentive to choose a career in nuclear energy in Germany is dying.

The Green Party would cancel Trident's replacement and decommission existing nuclear forces and facilities, while the SNP would "oppose plans for a new generation of Trident nuclear weapons and seek to build an alliance in the House of Commons against Trident renewal".

Across all six areas, only one process involved decommissioning an existing service model, with the memory assessment service in Wirral (6) replacing a memory clinic run by GPs with a special interest in dementia.

The government is set to heavily subsidise a new generation of nuclear power stations, despite recent reports that decommissioning the existing generation could cost £83bn of taxpayers' money.

The proceeds of the sale of British Energy's government stake will probably go to the Nuclear Liabilities Fund, which helps to make the country's nuclear power stations safer and pays for the decommissioning of existing plants.

They could also contribute to preventing decommissioning of existing conventional power plants and provide incentives for building new power plants.

The consequence of these restrictions may be an important decommissioning of existing biogas or bioenergy plants that can be expected to start in the next decade as shown in Chapter 4. Another study [10] also came to the conclusion that remuneration schemes are insufficient for biogas installation in the future.

It was immediately indicated that the Treasury, which would receive £4.4bn for the government's 36% shareholding in BE, would use the money raised to top up the fund set aside to decommission the existing nuclear plants.