Western European Nuclear Regulators' Association

The reason behind the studies in 1999 and 2000 on nuclear safety in applicant countries was that our governments asked us, as individual regulators, about the status of nuclear safety in applicant countries. To carry out this task we decided to use our common knowledge we had attained by bilateral co-operation with the applicant countries. The joint efforts resulted in two reports making a comparison between reactors licensed in the existing European Union and the reactors licensed in the applic

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The reason behind the studies in 1999 and 2000 on nuclear safety in applicant countries was that our governments asked us, as individual regulators, about the status of nuclear safety in applicant countries. To carry out this task we decided to use our common knowledge we had attained by bilateral co-operation with the applicant countries. The joint efforts resulted in two reports making a comparison between reactors licensed in the existing European Union and the reactors licensed in the applic

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