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Urs Amherd: “It’s still exciting”

“The pioneering nature of the decommissioning of the Mühleberg Nuclear Power Plant lies not in the technical aspects, but in its implementation within the framework of Swiss law,” explains Urs Amherd, the head of decommissioning.

He has witnessed the Mühleberg Nuclear Power Plant at various stages—first during its operational phase, and now during its decommissioning. In this interview, he explains how the work has changed, why the decommissioning process goes far beyond simply dismantling the plant, and what opportunities are opening up for the site.

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Urs Amherd explains that the pioneering nature of the decommissioning of the Mühleberg nuclear power plant lies not in the technical aspects, but in its implementation within the framework of Swiss law.

Source: Swiss Nuclear Forum

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