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On behalf of the federal government, the BGE is responsible for the permanent storage of radioactive waste deep underground. Find out more about its structure, organization, tasks and projects here.

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In Germany, radioactive waste is to be stored in repositories deep below the earth’s surface. These pages set out where radioactive waste arises, as well as what quantities and types exist.

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The selection of a repository site for high-level radioactive waste in Germany is being carried out as a science-based, transparent and learning process. There are three eligible types of host rock.

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Deep underground, the Asse II mine stores 47,000 cubic metres of low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste. This is not a safe place for the waste to be. It must be retrieved, and the mine must then be decommissioned in accordance with the BGE’s legal mandate. Here, we provide an overview.

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At the Konrad mine in Salzgitter, Lower Saxony, work is currently underway on building Germany’s first repository for low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste to be licensed under nuclear law.

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The Morsleben repository is the first German repository that is to be decommissioned in accordance with nuclear law and with the low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste left in place.

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The BGE has been mandated to close the Gorleben mine. This page provides information on the Gorleben project.

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Asse - 13.03.2018

No. 02/18 – Drinking water limit value is decisive for the BGE

The BGE adjusts its application for the discharge of water from the Asse mine into the Bergmannssegen Hugo mine near Sehnde to the strict drinking water limit values.

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Endlager Konrad - 08.03.2018

No. 01/18 – Completion of the Konrad repository delayed

Based on an external expert report, the BGE expects delays in the construction of the Konrad repository. Accordingly, completion is expected in the first half of 2027.

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Grafische Darstellung der Umladestation im Bergwerk Konrad
Endlager Konrad - 04.05.2021

Press release 4/21 - Important milestone at the Konrad repository

During the construction of the Konrad repository in Salzgitter, miners from the BGE created the spatial conditions for the construction of the transfer station between the Konrad 2 shaft and the future repository mine.

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Endlagersuche - 15.04.2021

Press release – Have your say in the repository search: the younger generation is needed!

How does the repository search work? How can I get involved? The BASE and BGE invite young people to discuss this and much more. Three events will take place in May.

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Outside view of the Asse II mine
Asse - 26.02.2021

Invitation to take part in discussions regarding the retrieval of nuclear waste from the Asse mine

The first licensing procedure for the retrieval of radioactive waste from the Asse II mine has begun. The BGE is providing information and discussing the plans as part of an early public participation process.

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