The OL3 EPR plant unit’s permission application for making the reactor critical and conducting low power tests has been submitted to the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority
Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO), together with the plant supplier AREVA-Siemens consortium, has established that the OL3 EPR project has progressed faster than previously communicated. On this basis, TVO has submitted a permission application for making the reactor critical and conducting low power tests to the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in Finland (STUK) today on Wednesday, December 8, 2021. Once the permission has been granted, TVO will communicate its potential effects on the schedule for starting electricity production.Making the reactor critical means starting the chain
Sewage from cargo ships may be legally discharged into the Baltic Sea, although it accelerates eutrophication. The Baltic Sea Action Group is bringing together cooperation parties for the new Ship/t Waste Action project that produces biogas from sewage discharged by ships at the port.The cooperation promotes the circular model of turning sewage into biogas that will be used as fuel by heavy traffic. The Ship/t Waste Action cooperation develops waste value chains between different parties, and the port of HaminaKotka is the first location.
“We can achieve our objective of a cleaner Baltic
