Concern over Russian nuclear power plants
According to NRK, the report shows that the Russian power plants are not well prepared if Russia should be hit by a natural disaster like the tsunami which hit Japan recently. It also shows that some of the nuclear plants close to the Norwegian border are among the most dangerous. Several Norwegian experts describe the report as "disturbing". - The report reveals deficiencies which have never before been mentioned publicly, nor reported internationally, says chief engineer Ole Reistad of the Norwegian Institute for Energy Technology (IFI). The report has so far not been received by the Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority, nor by the Department of Foreign Affairs (UD). - I expect that the report will be presented at the summit meeting of the International Atomic Energy Association (IAEA) in Vienna on Monday, says UD State Secretary Erik Lahnstein. (NRK)
Monday, 20 June 2011 07:41
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Norwegian authorities have expressed concern over a new report by the Russian state nuclear agency Rosatom, which documents grave defects in the security of the country's nuclear power plants.
The Norwegian Church has decided to sell its Statoil shares in protest against the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the company's oil sand projects in Canada.
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Statoil has announced that it is transferring operatorship of the Vilje field in the North Sea to Marathon Oil Norge.
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Norway's Statoil has reached an agreement to use Seadrill’s West Aquarius deepwater drilling rig for Statoil’s 2012-2013 exploration activities offshore Newfoundland, Canada.
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The Technology Centre Mongstad (TCM), north of Bergen,was opened by Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and Minister of Petroleum and Energy Ola Borten Moe this week.
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The Norwegian Government has approved the development plan for the Martin Linge gas field. Until now the licensees have referred to the field as Hild.
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