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ENS /PIME 2004

ENS /PIME 2004. SPANISH NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS COMUNICATION. BARCELONA, FEBRUARY 2004. Prepared by: Eugeni Vives. SPANISH NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. Garoña. Asco I y II. Trillo I. Vandellós II. 9 units in 7 sites. J. Cabrera. Almaraz I y II. Cofrentes.

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ENS /PIME 2004

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  1. ENS /PIME 2004 SPANISH NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS COMUNICATION BARCELONA, FEBRUARY 2004 Prepared by: Eugeni Vives

  2. SPANISH NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Garoña Asco I y II Trillo I Vandellós II 9 units in 7 sites J. Cabrera Almaraz I y II Cofrentes

  3. ELECTRICAL POWER & PRODUCTION IN SPAIN 2002 INSTALLEDPOWER. 2002 PRODUCTION 58,892 Million KWh 245,229 MilIion KW UNESA Source

  4. NUCLEAR GENERATION INCREASE IN OVERALL NUCLEAR CAPACITY UNESA Source

  5. OVERALL PERFORMANCE INDICATORS UNPLANNED CAPABILITY LOSS FACTOR CAPABILITY FACTOR AVERAGE NUMBER OF REACTOR SCRAMS PER YEAR UNESA Source

  6. Collective dose (mSv. People) 68.659 6.597 5.725 4.304 1.090 54 230 CSN Source

  7. Individual average dose ( mSv. /year) 3.65 2 1.28 0.87 0.82 0.37 0.41 CSN Source

  8. ALL NPP ORGANIZATIONS HAS INCLUDED IN THEIR BUSINESS PLANS, A VOLUNTARY SUBMISSION TO AN EXTERNAL INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT PERFORMED BY PRESTIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AS A MANNER OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

  9. SOCIAL PERCEPTION -1 Universidad de A Coruña Source

  10. SOCIAL PERCEPTION –2 Universidad de A Coruña Source CIS Barometer

  11. EXTERNAL COMUNICATION • ALL PLANTS HAVE AN SPECIFIC ORGANIZATION • NEWS FOLLOW UP • SPOKESMAN • VISITORS CENTRES • ALL ACTIVITIES HAVE A HOMOGENOUS TREATMENT THROUGH • “ FORO DE LA INDUSTRIA NUCLEAR” • COMUNICATION SUBJECTS • MEANS • POLITICIANS, INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS • COUNTRY COMUNICATIONS • SPAIN ( Foro nuclear) • LOCAL ( NPP´s)

  12. NPP’s COMUNICATION PLAN • MEANS • MEDIA NOTES • PRESS CONFERENCES • JORNALIST SEMINARS • JOURNALIST TRAINING COURSES THOUGH “ FORO NUCLEAR” • AUTHORITIES COMUNICATIONS • CENTRAL GOUVERNEMENT DELEGATIONS • LOCAL ADMINISTRATIONS • AUTONOMOS GOUVERNEMENTS • INFORMATION TRANSFER AND COORDINATION WITH UNESA • & FORO NUCLEAR BY AMAC ORGANIZATION

  13. PERIODICAL REPORTS • GENERAL NUCLEAR ENERGY • UNESA ANNUAL REPORT • SPANISH NUCLEAR SOCIETY MAGAZINES • FORO NUCLEAR PUBLICATIONS • NPP’s • SPECIFIC PLANT ANNUAL SUMARY • PERIODICAL INFORMATION TO AUTHORITIES, • INSTITUTIONS & JORNALISTS (MOUNTHLY,QUATERLY, BI- • ANNUAL )

  14. 2001 SEPT.11 EFFECTS BEFOREAFTER VISITOR CENTERS 60,000/YEAR 36,000/YEAR INSTALLATIONS TURBINE BUILD. NO WHERE VISITS INSIDE CONTROL ROOM EXTERNAL DOUBLE FENCE EXT. AREAS DOUBLE FENCE VIEW MORE FRIENDLY MORE DISTANCE PERCEPTIONS BETWEN PUBLIC BETWEN PUBLIC & INSTALLATION & INSTALLATION RESULTS MORE RISK PERCEPTION

  15. COMMERCIAL OPERATION JULY 1968 • JOSÉ CABRERA IS CURRENTLY AN UPDATED AND EFFICIENT N.P.P. • THE AUTHORISATION IS UP TO THE YEAR 2006. TWO YEARS LESS • THEN THE EXPECT 40 YEAR DESIGN LIFE

  16. CONCLUSIONS • Based on all this data “We have a lot to do” “We have a lot to do”

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