Published 2004 | Version v1
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Transport of heavy load radioactive material in Germany

  • 1. Nuclear Cargo and Service GmbH, Hanau (Germany)

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Nuclear generation has become over the last 4 decades a vital part of Germany's energetic fundament and is contributing to roughly one third of the overall electric generation (Figures of 2003: 31.7%, i. e. 156.4 thou. GWh nuclear of 493.3 thou. GWh generated in total). And anyone who seriously tries to look beyond the outlet sockets on the wall when considering an economic reasonable energy supply which moreover is sustainable past the foreseeable exhaustion date of fossil fuels (which, in turn, will gain in value in the decades to come as raw material in chemistry) as well as environmental friendly without carbon dioxide emission, reliable and safe - must inevitably come to conclusions that oppose that ''zeitgeist stand'' and unsubstantiated ''green dogma'' to depart from all forms of nuclear generation

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PATRAM 2004 - The 14th international symposium on the packaging and transportation of radioactive materials. Conference proceedings

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Imprint Title
PATRAM 2004 - The 14th international symposium on the packaging and transportation of radioactive materials. Conference proceedings
Imprint Pagination
[CD-ROM]
Journal Page Range
7 p.
Report number
INIS-DE--0129

Conference

Title
14. international symposium on the packaging and transportation of radioactive materials
Acronym
PATRAM 2004
Dates
20-24 Sep 2004
Place
Berlin (Germany)

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Paper No. 031