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Morsleben (ERAM)

Capacity
37,000m³

Morsleben (ERAM) is a repository facility operated by Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung in Germany. It has a capacity of 37,000 m³ as of 1998.

An East German repository in a salt and potash mine, holding almost 37,000 cubic metres at about 480 metres depth and closed to new waste since 1998. It is being decommissioned with the waste left where it is, the opposite decision to Asse II, and the licence to do so has still not been granted.

Facility
StageGeological disposal
OperatorBundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung
CountryGermany
Capacity 37,000m³
Figure applies to1998
Note on the figurevolume emplaced, to be sealed in place
Statusclosed
Commissionednot stated
Coordinates52.2167, 11.0833
Position in the chain

No disclosed capacity, so its share of world repository capacity cannot be stated.

Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung also operates:

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