World Wide Certifed Power Plants study - ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001

Antonio Vieira

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Hi!

I need to make a study about all the Power Plants that are registered all over the world.
This registration may be only made according to one of the standards ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001, or an integrated system made by just two or the three standards.
These power plants can be generated by hydro, nuclear, fuel or coal.

What I need to know is some internet sites that can give me some information about this matter.

Tkanks!:)
 
C

chergh - 2008

A good place to start may be here:

https://www.bnfl.com/

BNFL operate the UK nuclear power stations.

I had a quick look but it seemed a bit lacking in detail but you may find some detail hidden away. The site also contains these links:

British Nuclear Group
https://www.britishnucleargroup.com
British Nuclear Group is a specialist site management and nuclear clean-up business.

Nexia Solutions
https://www.nexiasolutions.com
Nexia provides a core offering of technology and services across the nuclear fuel cycle.

Nuclear sites
https://www.nuclearsites.co.uk
Provides stakeholder information about the sites and activities for each of the UK’s nuclear sites operated by British Nuclear Group and Westinghouse

Sellafield
https://www.sellafield.com
Gives an overview of Sellafield’s operations, both current and historical.

BIL Solutions
https://www.bilsolutions.co.uk
Provides detection, measurement and monitoring technologies to support nuclear and other sectors.

UK nuclear companies

British Energy
https://www.british-energy.com
The UK’s largest producer of electricity.

UKAEA
https://www.ukaea.org.uk
Decommissions and regenerates nuclear sites.

UK associations and societies

Nuclear Industry Association
https://www.niauk.org
Trade association and representative body for the UK’s civil nuclear industry.

British Nuclear Energy Society
https://www.bnes.com
The leading learned society for nuclear energy in the UK.

Association of Electricity Producers
https://www.aepuk.com
The trade association for the UK’s electricity market, representing the companies that generate electricity.

Royal Academy of Engineering
https://www.raeeng.org.uk
Britain’s national academy for engineering

Supporters of Nuclear Energy
https://www.sone.org.uk
Aims to promote an informed debate about nuclear’s place in global energy supply.

UK Government departments and agencies

Department of Trade and Industry
https://www.dti.gov.uk
Looks after British business and industry interests.

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
https://www.defra.gov.uk
DEFRA’s responsibilities are described as “working for the essentials of life – water, food, air, land, people, animals and plants.”

Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
https://www.sepa.org.uk
SEPA provides an integrated environmental protection system for Scotland

Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
https://www.the-nda.org.uk
The newly created organisation that is overseeing and managing the clean-up of the UK’s civil nuclear industry.

Health Protection Agency
https://www.hpa.org.uk
Provides information on radiation and radiological protection.
NIREX
https://www.nirex.co.uk
Examines safe, environmental and economic aspects of deep geological disposal of radioactive waste.

Environment Agency
https://www.environment-agency.gov.uk
Public body responsible for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales.

Health and Safety Executive
https://www.hse.gov.uk
Responsible for regulation of almost all the risks to health and safety arising from work activity in Britain.

Other nuclear companies

Westinghouse
https://www.westinghousenuclear.com
Westinghouse provides fuel, services, technology, plant design and equipment for the commercial nuclear electric power industry.


Hope some of these are helpful.
 

Marc

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Thanks for taking the time to look up and post the links, chergh.
 

Antonio Vieira

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This study about “Registered Power Plants” is much more difficult then I thought!
Worse, the study must check also the scope of the registration, between “generation”, “operation” and “maintenance”...
I can’t find the correct key word to extend the search in the internet.
Should it be:
- Power Generation?
- Electricity Generation?
- Power station?
- Power plant?

Or perhaps what’s written in European NACE Code – “E .40.10 - Production and distribution of electricity”. (https://ec.europa.eu/comm/competition/mergers/cases/index/nace_all.html)

Anyway, I think the best way to get this kind of information, still should be e-mailing some large registrars, about organizations (NACE code E.40.10) registered by each other.
The question is:
Are they going to give me that information?
 
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Ted Schmitt

Antonio,

Here are some hydroelectrical power plants in Brazil that are certified 9K, 18K and 14k. Maybe sending an email straight to them you could get detailed info on their scopes of registration.

Furnas - https://www.furnas.com.br/institu_sistqual_certificacoes.asp#1

UTE - (thermoelectric plant) https://www.utenortefluminense.com.br/

Itapebi - https://www.itapebi.com.br/empcertificada/CERTIFICADO ITAPEBI-ISO 14.001-2004.pdf
Their scope is Generation of Energy

I don´t know if CB´s can give the info you require, but maybe Randy and Sidney can give a little push at BSI and DNV. :notme:
 

Antonio Vieira

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I've e-mailed some registrars all over the word, about this matter, but the answers are still few.
Does anyone have some registrar's adress that I can e-mail?

Thanks
 
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