Magnox are responsible for the safe and secure clean-up of 12 nuclear sites and operation of one hydro-electric plant. They are responsible for ensuring that our activities are carried out safely, securely and predictably, with due regard for the environment to the satisfaction of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.
They manage these sites through their lifecycles, overseeing all aspects of operation, defuelling and decommissioning, including sending all used Magnox fuel safely to Sellafield for reprocessing.
Once defuelling is complete, preparations begin to place sites in a passive state through decommissioning and deplanting buildings and retrieving, treating and processing waste.
Magnox Ltd has changed its brand and from 31st October 2023 will be known as Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS).
A world leader in its field, NRS is responsible for safely decommissioning the first generation nuclear and research sites across the UK and restoring…
The British Experimental Pile Operation (BEPO) reactor at Magnox’s Harwell Site began operating on Saturday 3 July 1948 when the men’s Wimbledon singles final was being played. Rationing was still a part of daily life, the NHS was born and the nuclear energy industry was growing fast. The former…
Five suppliers have been awarded a framework contract to meet the needs of the Magnox decommissioning programme across the UK with an estimated value of £485m.
Costain Ltd, Keltbray Holdings Ltd and the Celadon Alliance a collaboration between Altrad Support Services Ltd, KDC Veolia…
Five decades earlier than planned, Magnox is embarking on the decommissioning project to clean-up and demolish the four 'blower house' structures which surround the two reactor buildings at the Berkeley nuclear power plant in the UK.
A GBP30.8 million (USD38.8 million) contract has been…