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Finland nearing opening of world’s first permanent nuclear waste repository
Facilities are being built in many countries, but Finland is the first to licence its underground storage facility. Finland has granted an operating licence for the world’s first permanent underground repository for spent nuclear fuel.
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Finland is preparing to open the world’s first permanent underground nuclear waste repository, becoming the first country to grant a licence for such a facility.
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