#2026-328Decree updating the boundary map for ITER nuclear installation No. 174
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This decree updates the official perimeter map for ITER’s nuclear installation in Saint-Paul-lez-Durance and replaces the annexed plan in the 2012 authorisation decree. It also updates where the plan can be consulted, including the nuclear safety authority’s headquarters and regional office, and the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture. In practical terms, this is a technical boundary and reference update for ITER and the relevant public authorities. It mainly affects the ITER organization, regulators, and local administrative offices, rather than the wider public.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the footnote in the 2012 decree with updated places where the perimeter plan can be consulted.
- Replaces the annexed plan from the 2012 authorisation decree with a new plan attached to this decree.
- Makes a technical update to the official perimeter of ITER’s nuclear installation No. 174.
Obligations
What this law requires
The 2012 ITER authorisation decree must be updated to replace the annexed perimeter plan with the new plan attached to the 28 April 2026 decree.
The updated perimeter plan for the ITER nuclear installation must be made available for consultation at the ASNR headquarters in Montrouge, the ASNR territorial division in Marseille, and the Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture in Marseille.
The Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty and the Minister Delegate for Energy must ensure execution of the decree within their respective areas of responsibility.
The decree must be published in the Official Journal of the French Republic.