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1. The liabilities associated with PWR spent fuel concern all liabilities associated with PWR fuel loaded into the Sizewell B reactor.
2. BE purchases the fuel for its only PWR nuclear plant from another party, and has no contract for PWR spent fuel as it stores it on site.
3. It does not cover payments in respect of PWR fuel, as PWR is not reprocessed by BNFL, but managed directly, as a matter of fact stored, by BE.
4. This value is certainly lower than the total costs of PWR spent fuel management, including final disposal.
5. The eighth, Sizewell B, is a pressurised water reactor (PWR), a design and technology widely adopted internationally.
6. The level of contribution has been benchmarked against comparable international costs for spent fuel management with a view to covering all the future costs of PWR fuel.
7. For the future liabilities BE will contribute GBP 150000 for every tonne of PWR fuel loaded into Sizewell B after the Restructuring Effective Date.
8. Concerning the financing by the State of the management of PWR fuel loaded into Sizewell B, the Commission recalls that BE will contribute to the NLF in the amount of GBP 150/kgU for PWR fuel loaded into the Sizewell B reactor after the Restructuring Effective Date.
9. As far as the uncontracted liabilities associated with historic AGR spent fuel are concerned, the United Kingdom submits that these liabilities relate solely to AGR fuel loaded into reactors before the Restructuring Effective Date. The liabilities associated with PWR spent fuel concern all liabilities associated with PWR fuel loaded into the Sizewell B reactor.
10. GBP 150000, indexed to RPI, for every tonne of PWR fuel loaded into the Sizewell B reactor after the date where all the conditions precedent to the Restructuring Effective Date.
11. stage 3: dismantling the reactor to allow the site to be reused (at least 85 years after the end of generation for AGR stations and up to 50 years for PWR stations).
12. The remaining costs are mostly related to the unavoidable costs linked to the construction of the final repository for both historic and future PWR spent fuel, which will be done on the Sizewell B site.
13. all AGR fuel that has been loaded into BE’s reactors prior to the date on which all the conditions precedent to the Restructuring are fulfilled, including the Commission decision on the Restructuring plan (the restructuring effective date) for all PWR fuel, as well as the storage and disposal of operational wastes from the power stations;
14. The level of contribution has been benchmarked against comparable international costs for spent fuel management with a view to covering all the future costs of PWR fuel. The remaining uncontracted liabilities relate to various types of non-fuel waste associated with the operation of BE’s plants and are not expected to be significant.
15. On the issue of ongoing relief of current expenditure, the UK Government recalls that the Government’s undertaking covers only contracted historic liabilities, decommissioning liabilities and uncontracted liabilities associated with historic AGR spent-fuel, all PWR spent fuel and operational waste and other ancillary liabilities.