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Bátaapáti National Radioactive Waste Repository

repository Hungary operating

Bátaapáti National Radioactive Waste Repository is a repository facility operated by Public Limited Company for Radioactive Waste Management in Hungary. Its capacity is not publicly disclosed.

Vaults 200 to 250 metres down in granite in southern Hungary, taking short-lived intermediate level waste from Paks since December 2012, with surface facilities open since 2008. Fifteen years of work and about 310 million dollars for a repository that takes none of the country's spent fuel.

Facility
StageGeological disposal
OperatorPublic Limited Company for Radioactive Waste Management
CountryHungary
Capacity not disclosed
Figure applies to-
Statusoperating
Commissioned2012.0
Coordinates46.1889, 18.5750
Position in the chain

No disclosed capacity, so its share of world repository capacity cannot be stated.

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