The final Phase of the Tritium Facility Relocation (TFR) Project is underway. As part of the multistage strategy to vacate and decommission Building 250, plans to repurpose and revitalize Building 215 are now in motion.
When it opens in 2016/17, the Building 350 laboratory complex will be a world-class facility that represents an investment of over $100 million into the future of CNL by the Federal Government.
CNL is pleased to announce that it successfully conducted a real-time emergency response exercise at its Chalk River site in partnership with local emergency response groups.
During the afternoon shift of May 12, the NRU reactor was successfully returned to service following the completion of our fifth annual planned extended outage.
Today, the Government of Canada announced that Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) will operate the National Research Universal (NRU) reactor until March 31, 2018, subject to relicensing. At the conclusion of this period, the reactor will be placed in a state of storage with surveillance until decommissioning.
The feed was updated at at 22-Jun-2015 2:58 AM