Примери за използване на European nuclear на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The European Nuclear Society.
CERN the Centre for European Nuclear Research.
Since 2011, he has served as UK member of the High Scientific Council of the European Nuclear Society.
Only 3% of the uranium used in European nuclear reactors was mined in Europe.
In December 2001 BULATOM became a member of FORATOM- the association of European nuclear industry.
FORATOM is the European nuclear forum. It fosters and coordinates the activities of the member organisations;
This is an issue for all of the European nuclear facilities.
At present, the European nuclear arsenals of the United States are located at bases in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Turkey.
Commissioner, do you agree that this would be unwise in terms of European nuclear safety?
Berlin will need to consider whether to develop a European nuclear umbrella based on French and British capabilities.
This event has shown that it is crucial to think about safety conditions at European nuclear plants.
At present, the European nuclear arsenals of the United States are located at bases in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Turkey.
For the United States, in turn,its commitment to Nato helped keep European nuclear pretensions under control.
Let us put aside the moral doubts that the European nuclear industry will take advantage of this opportunity to get rid of unsuitable waste at other countries' expense.
I now realise that we need to do more to introduce tougher safety standards for European nuclear power stations.
There is another aspect to the reining in of the European nuclear sector, namely that it helps maintains our dependency on imports of fossil fuels from third countries.
I voted for this initiative because this should also be the future for other European nuclear plants with obsolete technology.
Moreover European nuclear operators estimated that EUR 253 billion will be needed for nuclear decommissioning and radioactive waste management until 2050.
Both are achievable if EU institutions,member states and the European nuclear industry work together in partnership.
The big winner of the last two votes is the Green Party, which was expected given the accident in Fukushima andthe lively debate on the future of European nuclear reactors.
We must give a sincere answer to the question as to how well prepared European nuclear power plants are for incidents of this kind.
I would like to draw attention to the fact that the disaster at Fukushima nuclear power plant is forcing us toconsider the situation and future as regards European nuclear energy.
In December 2014, European nuclear operators estimated that €123 billion will be needed for decommissioning and €130 billion for radioactive waste management until 2050.
The group believe this is achieveable if institutions,Member States and the European nuclear industry work together in partnership.
In mid-June Commissioner Oettinger will invite EU's neighbouring countries who"are important for nuclear safety",to take part in the European nuclear stress tests.
After what happened in Japan recently, it is crucial that stress tests be carried out on European nuclear plants to assess health standards and risks, avoid potential disasters and alleviate public concern.
You weakened the position of Parliament and of the Commission,when we wanted to improve the safety of European nuclear power stations.
Moreover, I consider it fitting that the European Ministers of Energy have decided to give priority to safety in European nuclear plants, emphasising the importance of greater European coordination during the modernisation of nuclear facilities.
The stress tests now proposed are incapable of describing the risk that faces us in the existing European nuclear power plants.
The initiative was initially launched through the French Nuclear Society, the European Nuclear Society and the American Nuclear Society.