Sentence examples for decommissioning for from inspiring English sources

Academics have been predicting an imminent spike in decommissioning for years but that spike is now well and truly upon us.

"In my view, it will be near impossible to ensure the time for the decommissioning (for) such a complex facility in less than 30, 40 years as it is currently established in the roadmap," he said.

Though some argue oil companies should fork out for decommissioning from their copious profits, Britain's remaining fields are pricey to develop and compete for investment with richer reserves elsewhere.

This paper is to suggest the assessment model on human errors for decommissioning of nuclear facilities.

Problems arising in justification of decommissioning options for such facilities, in terms of radiation protection and safety assessments both for the public and personnel, differ greatly from tasks involved in design of new nuclear installations.

Ms. Katz and others say the sales of old plants are putting the job of decommissioning -- for which money has already been set aside -- into the hands of companies focused on profit, not safety; she likened it to an unscrupulous fortune-hunter marrying a rich widow and soon burying her cheaply.

"We're not at all pleased that it happened," said the decommissioning officer for Millstone 1, Frank Rothen.

In "As Reactors Age, the Money to Close Them Lags" (news article, March 21), questions were raised about the adequacy of decommissioning money for Entergy's nuclear plants.

The NAO reported that decommissioning costs for the existing 19 nuclear plants had risen by 18 per cent – about £11.7bn between 2005 and 2007 – and are expected to reach £73bn but could go higher.

Mr. von Hippel's assertion that running nuclear power plants is "relatively cheap" once construction costs have been paid conveniently ignores the costs of decommissioning, security for the plant post-closure and radioactive waste storage in perpetuity.

That is why, he said, he could not yet elaborate on key details under discussion – such as arms decommissioning, punishment for war crimes and participation of the Farc's candidates in future elections: "Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.