NDA Business Plan Sets Out Goals For Dounreay Clean-up
1st April 2012
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority today publishes its business plan for 2012/13, setting out key clean-up goals for sites such as Dounreay to achieve.
"Our business plan for 2012/2013 sees us entering into the second year of funding allocated in the last spending review," says NDA chief executive John Clarke.
"This allows for an average expenditure of almost £3 billion a year (over all the NDa controlled sites) in real terms over a four-year period. The amount for Dounreay in 2012/13 is £161million.
The focus of this year's business plan remains unchanged from last year, with the emphasis on delivery of commitments."
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