Nuclear Engineering & Facility Safety

Dr. Anna Kopp

Researcher

Professional Training

2011 ‚Diplom‘ in physics, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany
2015 PhD in physics, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany

2016 Specialization Certificate for the assessment and management of geological and climate-related risk, Université de Genève, Switzerland
2022 Certificate Medical physics for physicists, Universität Heidelberg, Germany

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English
French

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Dr. Anna Kopp

Nuclear Engineering & Facility Safety
Researcher
Darmstadt
+49 6151 8191-150
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Plant safety

Policy brief on nuclear fusion for the Hessen Climate Council

07/22/2024

Supporting the Hessian Climate Council in the preparation of a short statement on the topic of nuclear fusion (focus: laser-induced processes) against the background of the current coalition agreement of the state government.
Final storage

Support with the preparation of the environmental report as part of the Strategic Environmental Assessment of the National Waste Management Program 2025

05/17/2024

The National Waste Management Program (NaPro) is to undergo a Strategic Environmental Assessment in 2025. In preparation, we are drawing up an explanatory document in consultation with the Federal Ministry to define the scope of the assessment, which will serve as a basis for discussion and comment
Decommissioning nuclear power plants

Analysis and technical evaluation of measures at nuclear installations in decommissioning in accordance with Section 7 of the Atomic Energy Act and during the operation of research reactors, including the consideration of public participation in decommissioning procedures in a national as well as in an international context

11/03/2022

The objective of the project is to advise the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV) on scientific-technical issues arising at short notice within the scope of its responsibilities for the federal supervision of the German nuclear po
Final storage

Transfer of long-lived radionuclides from the vadose zone into the rhizosphere and their uptake into plants under consideration of microbiological processes

11/01/2022

The overall goal of the joint project is to transfer the results of research on the transport and transfer of radionuclides in the soil-plant system from the point of view of accumulation and re-mobilization processes at the microscale into practical application in macro-scale radio-ecological mode
Interim storage

Provision of assessment services within the scope of the environmental impact assessment in the approval according to § 6 AtG for ESTRAL

12/05/2019

Within the framework of the nuclear licensing procedure for the construction of the interim storage facility (ESTRAL) in Lubmin, an examination of environmental and FFH compatibility is to be carried out. Öko-Institut has been commissioned by the Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Dispo
Decommissioning nuclear power plants

Dismantling of the active storage facility for solid and liquid residues (ALfR) of the Rheinsberg NPP operating unit - Soil and groundwater protection

01/01/2011

The Active Storage Facility for Solid and Liquid Residues (ALfR) is a facility on the site of the decommissioned Rheinsberg nuclear power plant, which is currently being dismantled, where radioactive solid and liquid waste was stored when the power plant was in operation. The ALfR was originally in

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The EU Carbon Certification Removal Framework and its methodologies must be improved to deliver on their goals

Blog 12/12/2024

In October 2024, the European Commission presented draft methodologies for the European Union’s Carbon Removal Certification Framework (CRCF). These methodologies set out requirements for the certification of carbon removals and soil emission reductions from various mitigation activities.
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The ICVCM approval of three REDD methodologies presents risks to the integrity of the initiative

Blog 12/10/2024

In November 2024, the Governing Board of the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) approved three methodologies for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD). The methodologies are now eligible for issuing “high integrity” carbon credits under the Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) label of the ICVCM. We are concerned with this decision. While the methodologies have been improved compared to previous versions, in our assessment they do not meet the requirements of the ICVCM Assessment Framework. Here we explain why.

Dr. Anna Kopp

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Recent projects

Policy brief on nuclear fusion for the Hessen Climate Council

Support with the preparation of the environmental report as part of the Strategic Environmental Assessment of the National Waste Management Program 2025

Transfer of long-lived radionuclides from the vadose zone into the rhizosphere and their uptake into plants under consideration of microbiological processes

Provision of assessment services within the scope of the environmental impact assessment in the approval according to § 6 AtG for ESTRAL

Dismantling of the active storage facility for solid and liquid residues (ALfR) of the Rheinsberg NPP operating unit - Soil and groundwater protection

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Recent projects

Policy brief on nuclear fusion for the Hessen Climate Council

Support with the preparation of the environmental report as part of the Strategic Environmental Assessment of the National Waste Management Program 2025

Transfer of long-lived radionuclides from the vadose zone into the rhizosphere and their uptake into plants under consideration of microbiological processes

Provision of assessment services within the scope of the environmental impact assessment in the approval according to § 6 AtG for ESTRAL

Dismantling of the active storage facility for solid and liquid residues (ALfR) of the Rheinsberg NPP operating unit - Soil and groundwater protection

Read more

The EU Carbon Certification Removal Framework and its methodologies must be improved to deliver on their goals

The ICVCM approval of three REDD methodologies presents risks to the integrity of the initiative