Indemnification of Damage in the Event of a Nuclear Accident [electronic resource]: Workshop Proceedings: Bratislava, Slovak Republic, 18-20 May 2005 /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Workshop on the Indemnification of Nuclear Damage in the Event of a Nuclear Accident(2nd :2005 :Bratislava, Slovakia)
Workshop on the Indemnification of Nuclear Damage in the Event of a Nuclear Accident
Nuclear Energy Agency.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2006.
These workshop proceedings assess the third party liability and compensation mechanisms that would be implemented by participating countries in the event of a nuclear accident taking place within or near their borders. To do so, two fictitious accident scenarios were developed: one involving a fire in a nuclear installation located in the Slovak Republic and resulting in the release of significant amounts of radioactive materials off-site, and the other a fire on board a ship transporting enriched uranium hexafluoride along the Danube River. The first scenario was designed to involve the greatest possible number of countries, with the second being restricted to countries with a geographical proximity to the Danube. These proceedings contain the papers presented at the workshop, as well as reports on the discussion sessions held.
"NEA no. 5998."
"... the second International Workshop on the Indemnification of Nuclear Damage on 18-20 May 2005 in Bratislava"--Foreword.
Scenario 1 - Installation Accident -- Opening Session -- Introductory Section - Working Documents -- Special Presentations on Insurance -- Scenario 2 - Transport Accident.
These workshop proceedings assess the third party liability and compensation mechanisms that would be implemented by participating countries in the event of a nuclear accident taking place within or near their borders. To do so, two fictitious accident scenarios were developed: one involving a fire in a nuclear installation located in the Slovak Republic and resulting in the release of significant amounts of radioactive materials off-site, and the other a fire on board a ship transporting enriched uranium hexafluoride along the Danube River. The first scenario was designed to involve the greatest possible number of countries, with the second being restricted to countries with a geographical proximity to the Danube. These proceedings contain the papers presented at the workshop, as well as reports on the discussion sessions held.
Liability for nuclear damages
Indemnity against liability
Nuclear accidents
Legal affairs