Radioactive waste is one of the major challenges associated with nuclear power and energy production. Both nationally and internationally, continuous efforts are being made to develop innovative solutions for the future. But what actually happens to the waste here in Norway, including waste from our research reactors at Kjeller and Halden?
This event brings together leading experts to provide insight into current practices, how Norwegian nuclear waste is managed today, and the options available for future waste management. The aim of the presentations is to raise awareness and inform the public about radioactive waste management, both in Norway and globally.
Bergen Studentforening for Kjernekraft and Klimavenner for Kjernekraft invite you to an evening of knowledge, dialogue, and inspiration!

Programme
Doors open at 18:30 – Det Akademiske Kvarter
Programme starts at 19:00

Welcome and Introduction
Bergen Studentforening for Kjernekraft welcomes attendees and introduces the topic and the evening’s programme.

Presentations
Susanne Møgster Sperrevik, Director of Corporate Governance at Norsk Kjernekraft AS
Susanne will provide insight into how waste from Norway’s research reactors is managed today, and how a future Norwegian nuclear power industry can take responsibility for its waste.
Brit Salbu, Professor Emerita of Nuclear Chemistry (NMBU)
Brit will share her extensive expertise gained over a long career in nuclear chemistry. Her presentation will explore the realities of radioactivity, the health consequences of nuclear accidents such as Chernobyl and Fukushima, and what the radioactive fallout from Chernobyl actually meant for Norway.

Panel Discussion
Following the presentations, the audience is invited to join an open discussion with both speakers, with an opportunity to ask questions.

Why Attend?
- Gain a better understanding of the realities of radioactivity.
- Learn how nuclear waste is managed in Norway today.
- Meet leading experts and take part in an important discussion about the energy systems of the future.
Welcome to an evening of knowledge, dialogue, and inspiration!

PLEASE NOTE: The event is completely free and open to everyone. No tickets are required. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis.