1. General status of nuclear power in Eastern Europe
The accident at Chernobyl on April 26, 1986 brutally called into
question the safety of Soviet-designed reactors. In parallel with
the new political situation in Eastern European countries and their
gradual move towards a market economy, the nuclear safety situation
was assessed and improvements initiated. Numerous cooperation and
assistance programs were organized.
In France, the Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire
(IRSN) has been involved in the safety analysis of these reactors
since 1989, notably as part of the European Commission's PHARE and
TACIS programs.
The PHARE program (Poland, Hungary : assistance with restructuring
economies), launched in 1989, includes a nuclear energy component,...
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General status of nuclear power in Eastern Europe