The National Assessment Report of Hungary for TPR2 is available on HAEA’s website

In line with Council Directive 2014/87/Euratom of 8 July 2014 amending Directive 2009/71/Euratom establishing a Community framework for the nuclear safety of nuclear installations and according to the scope of self-assessment defined by European Nuclear Safety Regulators Group the current Hungarian National Assessment Report aims to present the results of the self-evaluation in the context of the fire protection of nuclear installations operated in Hungary. The specific scope of the assessment as well as the structure and expected content of the various chapters within the National Assessment Report were defined by ENSREG in a dedicated WENRA technical specification document. The report is now available on HAEA’s website.

Based on the technical specifications four nuclear facilities were selected to be subjected to the self-assessment, one nuclear power plant (MVM Paks NPP), two research reactors (Budapest Research Reactor, Training Reactor of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics) and a spent fuel storage facility (Interim Spent Fuel Storage Facility).

In the next phase, the member states review each other's reports, and anyone can comment on the reports and ask questions. The EU also involves experts to evaluate the reports. Review results will be presented at a conference in 2024 by the member states and invited experts, and then a summary report will be prepared.

Click here to download the National Assessment Report of Hungary.