Strategic Plan

  • Routing Methodology, Criteria
  • Mode/Route Identification
    and Analysis
  • State Route Adjustments
  • Cask Testing &
    Aquisition
  • Infrastructure
  • Emergency
    Preparedness
Other Areas
of Interest
  • Overall NWPA Program Direction
  • Financial & Technical Assist to States/Tribes
  • WIPP Model & Effective Coordination with States/Tribes
  • Privatization of Transportation Roles and Responsibilities
  • Full Scale Cask Testing
  • Assessing Terrorism Risks
  • Current/Proposed Legislation
  • RAM Transport Fees Charged by Western States
  • Inspecting & Escorting SNF Shipments
  • Private Fuel Storage, LLC (Utah)

 

High-Level Radioactive Waste Committee

 

The High-Level Radioactive Waste Committee is composed of nuclear waste transportation experts appointed by the Governors of eleven Western States. The Committee works with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a safe and publicly acceptable system for transporting spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act. The HLW Committee's primary management directives come from a series of Western Governors' Resolutions dating back to 1985, which express the Governors' goal of "safe and uneventful transport of nuclear waste."


Resolutions:
05-15 Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel

06-07 Private Storage and Transportation

07-02 Assessing the Risks of Terrorism and Sabotage Against High-Level Waste Nuclear Waste Shipments to a Geologic Repository or Interim Storage Facility


Additionally, the HLW Committee has joined with other State Regional Groups to develop a set of Principles of Agreement on the expectations states have regarding preparations for NWPA shipments.

 

OCRWM's Draft National Transportation Plan

OCRWM's Draft 180c Policy

OCRWM Budget Prediction Through 2023 - (exec summary)

OCRWM Budget Prediction Through 2023 - (full text)

LSN User's Guide

TREX User's Guide

DOE’s Schedule for Yucca Mountain

Compact

Bylaws