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a subsidiary of the Korea Electric Power
Corporation (KEPCO). General Cable
was awarded this business based on
ULTROL’s innovative and performance-
proven product design and 60-year-life
qualification testing demonstrated via
third-party documentation, as well as
General Cable’s robust quality system
and ability to meet project delivery
requirements.
General Cable’s ULTROL
®
60+
cables have been designed and tested to
meet the stringent requirements of GEN
III+ reactor technology, including those
outlined for APR 1400 and PWR units
being deployed at the KHNP facilities.
ULTROL 60+ cables’ superior predicted
aging properties of more than 60 years,
radiation resistance with margin that
exceeds industry requirements, and
completed thermal and radiation aging
and Design Basis Events (DBE), will
support the awarded project.
Contact: Karen Ouellette, telephone:
Decommissioning
More than £1.5 billion of savings
for the public purse are anticipated
as The Cavendish Fluor Partnership
(CFP) begins to implement its plans to
decommission 10 of the UK’s first nuclear
power stations, and two pioneering
research facilities.
All except one of the 12 sites have
already embarked on the long-term
decommissioning journey, and they will
soon be joined byWylfa Power Station on
Anglesey, when it reaches the end of its
electricity generation phase.
The new contract, formally awarded
today by the
Nuclear Decommissioning
Authority
(NDA), will take all the
sites through to the final stages of their
decades-long programme of work. CFP
will build on the progress already made,
achieving the requirements specified by
the NDA at a lower cost than previously
envisaged.
The NDA’s contract with CFP
outlines a clearly defined programme of
work and challenging financial targets,
in line with the tender submission, that
will deliver real value for taxpayers. The
Cavendish Fluor Partnership – a joint
venture between the UK’s Cavendish
Nuclear, part of Babcock International,
and US-based Fluor Corporation – will
own the shares in the two Site License
Companies (SLCs) for the 14-year
contract period. The SLCs will continue
to operate the sites on behalf of the NDA.
Contact: Deborah Ward, telephone:
Fuel Deliveries
Westinghouse Electric Company
announced that it has been selected
by OKG AB in Sweden to provide
replacement nuclear fuel deliveries for all
of their three reactors, Oskarshamn Units
1, 2 and 3. The contract includes yearly
deliveries of fuel for their reactors during
the five-year period of 2016 to 2020.
Under the terms of the contract,
executedbetweenOKGandWestinghouse
Electric Sweden AB, Westinghouse will
produce the fuel at its facility in Västerås,
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