Home page About us Project Work at SVAFO Contact Welcome to SVAFO AB SVAFO's task is to decommission nuclear facilities in a safe and environmentally responsible manner and take care of nuclear waste from early Swedish nuclear research. On this website, we tell you about our mission and why we are needed. SVAFO's mission is a common public interest. We find long-term sustainable solutions for the remnants of the research that laid the foundation for the Swedish nuclear power industry. The business is conducted on a non-profit basis under the supervision of the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority, SSM. Financing takes place mainly through funds funded in accordance with the Studsvik Act. SVAFO is owned by the power companies Ringhals AB, Forsmarks Kraftgrupp AB and OKG AB. I hope that you who are looking for information about our business will find the website valuable. Welcome to contact us for any questions! Sven Ordéus, vd Latest news SVAFO are certified according to Great Place to Works® Annual report for 2020 SVAFO takes back and investigates radioactive waste Latest news about the projects Intermediate storage for radioactive waste soon ready Svafo's construction is progressing according to plan Increased traffic to Svafo's construction site SVAFO has begun construction of a new intermediate warehouse SVAFO has been granted a building permit for the new intermediate warehouse RSS E-mail AB SVAFO, Box 90, 611 23 Nyköping, info@svafo.se

Home page About us Project Work at SVAFO Contact Operation Organization and governance Background News Briefly about SVAFO SVAFO is located in Studsvik about 30 km northeast of Nyköping and about 100 km south of Stockholm. The location is scenic on the coast, very close to the nature reserve Stendörren. AB SVAFO is a non-profit company whose task is to decommission nuclear facilities from previous research and development activities in Studsvik, among other places, and to temporarily store decommissioned waste and waste from the research period until final disposal can be carried out. The goal is for the assignment to be completed by 2050. At its formation in 1992, SVAFO was a small organization. As the business has developed and several decommissioning and waste projects have started, SVAFO has grown to today be a company with about 60 employees. SVAFO is owned by the power companies Forsmarks Kraftgrupp AB, Ringhals AB and OKG AB. The business is conducted without a profit interest and is mainly financed with funds funded in accordance with the Studsvik Act. The operations are regulated in Swedish legislation and are conducted under the supervision of SSM. RSS E-mail AB SVAFO, Box 90, 611 23 Nyköping, info@svafo.se