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Decommissioning Funding Assurance Decommissioning Lessons Learned Workshop May 2, 2023
Decommissioning Funding Assurance


Decommissioning Funding Regulations Operating Reactors - 10 CFR 50.75 Reporting and recordkeeping for decommissioning planning
Decommissioning Lessons Learned Workshop May 2, 2023 Decommissioning Funding Regulations
    - Certification of funding assurance
    - Minimum funding amount - Table of Minimum Amounts vs SSCE
    - Methods of funding
    - Decommissioning Funding Status reporting
    - Decommissioning trust withdrawals during operation Reactors in Decommissioning - 10 CFR 50.82 Termination of License
    - DCE reporting requirements
    - Decommissioning funding spending requirements
    - Decommissioning funding status reporting 2


Opportunities for DFA Lessons-Learned Assessment Decommissioning Funding Status Review Cycles
Operating Reactors - 10 CFR 50.75 Reporting and recordkeeping for decommissioning planning
    - Annually for reactors in decommissioning
- Certification of funding assurance
    - Biennially for operating reactors Other Assessments
- Minimum funding amount - Table of Minimum Amounts vs SSCE
    - Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Working Group (RDFAWG)
- Methods of funding
Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Audits 3
- Decommissioning Funding Status reporting
- Decommissioning trust withdrawals during operation


DFS Review Cycle Lessons-Learned Highlights Identify and Implement Enhancements to DFS Review Program -
Reactors in Decommissioning - 10 CFR 50.82 Termination of License
    - Occurs at the end of a DFS review cycle
- DCE reporting requirements
    - Identify potential communication and analysis improvements
- Decommissioning funding spending requirements
    - Revisions to operating instruction, as necessary Examples of Previous Operating Instruction Revisions -
- Decommissioning funding status reporting
    - Data processing process and analysis procedures
    - Spot-check program revisions
    - Review cycle close-out process 4


RDFAWG Lessons-Learned Highlights Clarify Oversight of Expenditures as Part of DFS Reports -
2 Opportunities for DFA Lessons-Learned Assessment
  - Breakdown of DTF expenditures by decommissioning activity to facilitate verification NRC Financial Analyst - Inspector Collaboration -
  - Two-way assistance between FAB analysts and inspection personnel Spot Check Program for Reactors in Decommissioning -
  - Spot-check program currently in place for operating reactors expanded to include reactors in decommissioning Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Training Program -
  - Annual workshop providing HQ and Regional staff training on current FAB activities, processes, and insights 5


OIG Lessons-Learned Highlights Improve Process Controls -
Decommissioning Funding Status Review Cycles
    - NRC staff enhancing DFS review training program
- Annually for reactors in decommissioning
    - Revisions to DFS review operating procedure Tracking DFS Report Analyses -
- Biennially for operating reactors
    - Financial Assessment Branch (FAB) SharePoint updated to allow for NRC staff access to DFS reports and analyses
    - FAB staff exploring means of making staff analyses publicly available to external stakeholders (Licensee DFS reports already public) 6


Path Forward including Opportunity for Public Comment Draft Guidance
Other Assessments
    - Guidance related to lessons learned would best fit in operating procedures and RG 1.159, Assuring the Availability of Funds for Decommissioning Nuclear Reactors
- Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Working Group (RDFAWG)
    - RG 1.159 unavailable for revision at this time
    - NRC staff is revising its review procedure, as appropriate, and considers development of interim staff guidance (ISG) the most efficient and effective means to address the issue until RG 1.159 is available for revision
    - NRC staff expects a draft ISG to be issued for public comment in Summer of 2023
    - NRC staff encourages public comments and recommendations on additional factors that would assist the NRC in assessing an exemption request 7


Shawn W. Harwell Financial Analyst, NRC Financial Assessment Branch Shawn.Harwell@nrc.gov 301-415-1309 8}}
Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Audits
 
3 DFS Review Cycle Lessons-Learned Highlights
 
Identify and Implement Enhancements to DFS Review Program -
- Occurs at the end of a DFS review cycle
- Identify potential communication and analysis improvements
- Revisions to operating instruction, as necessary
 
Examples of Previous Operating Instruction Revisions -
- Data processing process and analysis procedures
- Spot-check program revisions
- Review cycle close-out process
 
4 RDFAWG Lessons-Learned Highlights
 
Clarify Oversight of Expenditures as Part of DFS Reports -
- Breakdown of DTF expenditures by decommissioning activity to facilitate verification NRC Financial Analyst - Inspector Collaboration -
- Two-way assistance between FAB analysts and inspection personnel Spot Check Program for Reactors in Decommissioning -
- Spot-check program currently in place for operating reactors expanded to include reactors in decommissioning Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Training Program -
- Annual workshop providing HQ and Regional staff training on current FAB activities, processes, and insights
 
5 OIG Lessons-Learned Highlights
 
Improve Process Controls -
- NRC staff enhancing DFS review training program
- Revisions to DFS review operating procedure
 
Tracking DFS Report Analyses -
- Financial Assessment Branch (FAB) SharePoint updated to allow for NRC staff access to DFS reports and analyses
- FAB staff exploring means of making staff analyses publicly available to external stakeholders (Licensee DFS reports already public)
 
6 Path Forward including Opportunity for Public Comment
 
Draft Guidance
- Guidance related to lessons learned would best fit in operating procedures and RG 1.159, Assuring the Availability of Funds for Decommissioning Nuclear Reactors
- RG 1.159 unavailable for revision at this time
- NRC staff is revising its review procedure, as appropriate, and considers development of interim staff guidance (ISG) the most efficient and effective means to address the issue until RG 1.159 is available for revision
- NRC staff expects a draft ISG to be issued for public comment in Summer of 2023
- NRC staff encourages public comments and recommendations on additional factors that would assist the NRC in assessing an exemption request
 
7 Shawn W. Harwell Financial Analyst, NRC Financial Assessment Branch Shawn.Harwell@nrc.gov 301-415-1309
 
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Lessons Learned:

Decommissioning Funding Assurance

Decommissioning Lessons Learned Workshop May 2, 2023 Decommissioning Funding Regulations

Operating Reactors - 10 CFR 50.75 Reporting and recordkeeping for decommissioning planning

- Certification of funding assurance

- Minimum funding amount - Table of Minimum Amounts vs SSCE

- Methods of funding

- Decommissioning Funding Status reporting

- Decommissioning trust withdrawals during operation

Reactors in Decommissioning - 10 CFR 50.82 Termination of License

- DCE reporting requirements

- Decommissioning funding spending requirements

- Decommissioning funding status reporting

2 Opportunities for DFA Lessons-Learned Assessment

Decommissioning Funding Status Review Cycles

- Annually for reactors in decommissioning

- Biennially for operating reactors

Other Assessments

- Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Working Group (RDFAWG)

Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Audits

3 DFS Review Cycle Lessons-Learned Highlights

Identify and Implement Enhancements to DFS Review Program -

- Occurs at the end of a DFS review cycle

- Identify potential communication and analysis improvements

- Revisions to operating instruction, as necessary

Examples of Previous Operating Instruction Revisions -

- Data processing process and analysis procedures

- Spot-check program revisions

- Review cycle close-out process

4 RDFAWG Lessons-Learned Highlights

Clarify Oversight of Expenditures as Part of DFS Reports -

- Breakdown of DTF expenditures by decommissioning activity to facilitate verification NRC Financial Analyst - Inspector Collaboration -

- Two-way assistance between FAB analysts and inspection personnel Spot Check Program for Reactors in Decommissioning -

- Spot-check program currently in place for operating reactors expanded to include reactors in decommissioning Reactor Decommissioning Financial Assurance Training Program -

- Annual workshop providing HQ and Regional staff training on current FAB activities, processes, and insights

5 OIG Lessons-Learned Highlights

Improve Process Controls -

- NRC staff enhancing DFS review training program

- Revisions to DFS review operating procedure

Tracking DFS Report Analyses -

- Financial Assessment Branch (FAB) SharePoint updated to allow for NRC staff access to DFS reports and analyses

- FAB staff exploring means of making staff analyses publicly available to external stakeholders (Licensee DFS reports already public)

6 Path Forward including Opportunity for Public Comment

Draft Guidance

- Guidance related to lessons learned would best fit in operating procedures and RG 1.159, Assuring the Availability of Funds for Decommissioning Nuclear Reactors

- RG 1.159 unavailable for revision at this time

- NRC staff is revising its review procedure, as appropriate, and considers development of interim staff guidance (ISG) the most efficient and effective means to address the issue until RG 1.159 is available for revision

- NRC staff expects a draft ISG to be issued for public comment in Summer of 2023

- NRC staff encourages public comments and recommendations on additional factors that would assist the NRC in assessing an exemption request

7 Shawn W. Harwell Financial Analyst, NRC Financial Assessment Branch Shawn.Harwell@nrc.gov 301-415-1309

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