Sweden to invest millions in safety
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#121March 2016

Sweden to invest millions in safety

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“This year the program will be focused on sharing experience in safety and security improvements, nuclear waste management and decommissioning,” Stenberg explained. The program includes various activities, such as knowledge transfer and equipment for modernization of nuclear stations. Sweden has been working closely with the nearest Kola and Leningrad nuclear stations for more than 20 years.

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