UK Radioactive Wastes 2025 Inventory reports

The 2025 United Kingdom Radioactive Waste and Materials Inventory (the 2025 Inventory) provides detailed information on radioactive wastes and materials in the United Kingdom (UK).
The following reports have been published:
Radioactive Waste Inventory; 2025 UK
Radioactive Materials Inventory; 2025
UK Radioactive Waste Detailed Data;
2025 Summary of UK Radioactive Waste and Materials Inventory for
International Reporting; NWS has also published a further publication to
accompany the 2025 reports: 2025
UK Radioactive Waste and Materials
Inventory: summary report. The 2025 United Kingdom Radioactive Waste and
Materials Inventory (the 2025 Inventory) provides detailed information on
radioactive wastes and materials in the United Kingdom (UK).
It is produced by Nuclear Waste Services (NWS).
The 2025 Inventory provides information on radioactive waste stocks (at 1 April 2025) and forecasts of future waste arisings. Information on radioactive materials that may be classed as waste in the future is also presented. The 2025 Inventory aims to provide data in an open and transparent manner for those interested in radioactive wastes and materials.
3 Aug 26, https://inventory.nuclearwasteservices.uk/data-hub/2025-inventory-reports/
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