Strategic environmental assessment

Project name: Strategic master plan for nuclear vessel decommissioning

Country: Russia

Project ID: N/A. Donor funded

Business sector: Nuclear Safety

State/Private: State sector

Status: Active

Date SEA disclosed: 4 May 2005

Project description

The Russian Federation has 250 submarines, warships and icebreakers, containing over 450 naval nuclear reactors. The size of the nuclear fleet has been reduced, withdrawing approximately 140 submarines, surface ships, support and maintenance vessels from service in the Northwest region of Russia.

This has resulted in significant amounts of spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste accumulated in poor storage conditions in the region, causing considerable concern about risk to workers, local populations and environment.

The Russian Federation requested assistance to plan a strategy and set priorities for decommissioning the fleet. The international donor community, through the Northern Dimension Environmental Partnership, is assisting the Russian Federation by developing a Strategic Master Plan. A Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the SMP has been conducted and the draft report is being released for public review. EBRD is managing the NDEP Fund. 

SEA documentation

• Invitation letter  (0.1Mb)
  Письмо информации  (0.1Mb) (RU)
  
  
• SEA executive summary: draft for consultation  (1.6Mb)
  Отчет по стратегической эколической оценке стратегического мастер-плана  (0.9Mb) (RU)
  
  
• SEA - Draft report for consultation  (7.5Mb)
  Стратегическая эколическая оценка отч ет по стратегическому мастер-плану  (4.1Mb) (RU)
  
  
• Consultation plan  (0.1Mb)
  План консультаций  (0.1Mb) (RU)
  
  
• Scoping consultation summary  (0.2Mb)
  Стратегическая эколическая оценка мастерплана  (1.6Mb) (RU)
  

Full SEA hardcopy availability

Адреса размещения Отчетов по СЭО СМП  (0.1Mb) (RU)

SEA documentation is available locally at:

1. 107140 Moscow,
   Malaya Krasnoselskaya, 2/8
   tel.: 263-15-91; 263-17-91
   E-mail: info@ices.ru
   Contact: Albert Vasiliev, ICES, Director
   
   
2. 183036, Murmansk,
   Lenin 104, 5,
   tel. 62-62-28
   Contact: Anatoly Evenko, Head of fishermen and farmers, Murmansk
   
   
3. 184670, Gadjievo,
   Lenina 10
   tel. 47033
   Contact: Dmitry Markin, Head of emergency management, Skalisty
   
   
4. 184310 Zaozersk,
   Murmansk region,
   Shkolny
   Contact: Aleksey Polyakov, Head of emergency management, ZATO Skalisty
   
   
5. 184650, Polyarny,
   Sovetskaya, 8,
   Murmansk region
   tel: (81551)70-36
   E-mail: gochs@admins.ru
   Contact: Vladimir Babikov, Head of Emergency management, Zato Polyarny
   
   
6. 184680, Snezhnogorsk,
   Murmansk region
   tel: (81530) 6059
   E-mail: nerpa@com.mels.ru
   Contact: Gorbunov, Nerpa shipyard
   
   
7. 183038, Murmansk, 4310
   tel/fax (8152)44063
   E-mail: russbell@polarcom.ru
   Contact: Sergei Zhavoronkin, Bellona Murmansk, Director
   
   
8. 12 Miashinostroiteley Pr
   Severodvinsk
   Arkhangelsk Region
   164509
   Russia
   tel. 7 818 4 52 55 55
   Contact: Mr Sherbinin, NIPTB Onega
   
   
9. Address: Ul. Lenina
   5163060 Arkhangelsk
   tel: +7(8182)648916, +7(8182)657317
   fax: +7(8182)652071
   Contact: Nadezhda Makarova, Director, Department on health and social affairs, Arkhangelsk Health Authorities
   
   
10. Lenina 75,
    Murmansk,
    Russia
    tel: 8152-44-03-19
    E-mail: socium_svetlana@mail.ru
    Contact: Valery Mararitsa, Murmansk regional administration

And

EBRD Resident Office
36 ul. Bolshaya Molchanovka
Stroenie 1
121069 Moscow
Russia

Tel: +7 095/501 787 1111
Fax: +7 095/501 787 1122

And

EBRD's Business Information Centre in London
One Exchange Square
London, UK EC2A 2JN
Tel: +44-207-338-7269
Contact: Sara Stanojevic

Enquiries during the consultation period
E-mail: SEA.consultations@nnc.co.uk or tel: Mark Gerchikov, (+1 416 592 3315).

Strategic Environmental Assessments and summaries are produced by project sponsors or consultants, and the EBRD makes them available without any comment or implied endorsement. Any views expressed or statements made in the Strategic Environmental Assessment or the SEA Summary do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the EBRD.