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  • Convetion on Nuclear Safety 2025

    10th National Report of Switzerland to the Convention on Nuclear Safety

    Switzerland has submitted its 10th national report on the Convention on Nuclear Safety (CNS) to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna. The report shows that Switzerland is complying with the requirements of the international convention.

  • Bild mit Dokumenten

    Annual account 2024 (in German)

  • News, Posts

    2024 Oversight Report: Nuclear power plants complied with approved operating conditions

    ENSI assessed the safety condition of the nuclear power plants as good overall for 2024. All reportable events were of minor significance for nuclear safety. This is the conclusion reached by ENSI in its 2024 Oversight Report.

  • ENSI Board’s 2024 activity and business report

  • News, Posts

    Federal Council approves ENSI Board’s 2024 activity and business report

    The ENSI Board has assessed ENSI’s regulatory activities in relation to Switzerland’s nuclear installations as responsible, appropriate and of high quality.

  • Summary Report_2nd Topical Peer Review_’Fire Protection’

  • Titelblatt Strahlenschutzbericht 2024
    News, Posts

    Radiation Protection Report 2024: All Legal Limits Met

    In 2024, Swiss nuclear installations met all legal radiation protection limits according to ENSI’s annual radiation protection report. Based on a closely coordinated system of monitoring instruments, ENSI was able to verify that the regulated parties fulfilled their legal obligations to protect both personnel and the general public from radiation.

  • Radiation Protection Report 2024 – ENSI-AN-12238

    In 2024, Swiss nuclear installations met all legal radiation protection limits according to ENSI’s annual radiation protection report. Based on a closely coordinated system of monitoring instruments, ENSI was able to verify that the regulated parties fulfilled their legal obligations to protect both personnel and the general public from radiation.

  • Country Review Report Switzerland_2nd Topical Peer Review_’Fire Protection’