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Nuclear Waste: Orano Wants to Increase Its Storage Capacity at La Hague
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Orano plans to increase the storage capacity for its compacted and vitrified nuclear waste at La Hague (Manche), it announced at the Local Information Committee meeting on November 27 — a project reported by Ouest-France. Two new pits are planned: one for vitrified waste, which the group aims to have operational by the second half of 2032, and one for compacted waste scheduled for mid-2034. The current facilities contain 21,278 vitrified contain…
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