Artūras Paulauskas, the chairman of the Lithuanian parliamentary National Security and Defence Committee, said after visiting Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant on Tuesday he had not seen problems in connection with loyalty of the staff of the strategic object. […]
Members of the Lithuanian Seimas’ National Security and Defence Committee are on Tuesday visiting Ignalina nuclear power plant and the neighboring municipality of Visaginas. […]
Lithuania’s shut-down Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP), which is carrying out multi-million-euro decommissioning projects, will have to re-evaluate the British law firm DLA Piper’s bid for a legal services contract, the Public Procurement Office said. […]
European Commission officials have checked progress in decommissioning of Lithuania’s shut-down Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP). […]
Russian-owned German company Nukem, former main contractor in the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant‘s multi-billion-litas closure projects, has dropped its 1.81-million-euro creditor‘s claim against Ranga IV as part of amicable deal with the Lithuanian building company in bankruptcy. […]
In 2015, the decommissioning process of Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) will enter its crucial stage. The main disassembly work is scheduled to be completed by 2028. […]
Visaginas has undergone a radical transition from rapid growth under Soviet planning and mono-functional industrial development to dramatic shrinkage under a multilateral and multi-scalar competitive determination of resources and workplaces. […]
The Russian-capital companies working in multi-billion-litas projects on the decommissioning of Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP) are not doing anything illegal, but are kept under the watch of Lithuanian institutions, Lithuania’s Prime Minister has said in response to reports that a Russian company intends to buy an INPP decommissioning contractor. […]
Both sites chosen for the construction of a new Lithuanian nuclear power plant in Visaginas (VAE) are suitable, the Lithuanian State Nuclear Safety Inspectorate, or VATESI, has stated. […]
Britain’s law firm DLA Piper has won a contract worth 2.472 million euros, including VAT, to advise Lithuania’s shut-down Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP), which is carrying out multi-billion-litas decommissioning projects. […]
As the Lithuanian Ministry of Energy reviewed the final plan of Ignalina nuclear power plant (NPP) decommissioning, it turned out that the closing costs will stand at EUR 2.6 billion at least, while the closing deadline has been extended for nine years. […]
The chief executive officer of Lithuania’s Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP), which is carrying out multi-billion-litas closure projects, says that donors are satisfied with the current pace of work and progress achieved and that the decommissioning process is now under control, following several years of delays. […]
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