Finland is set to pioneer permanent underground storage of spent nuclear fuel, with the Onkalo facility built 433 meters deep in stable bedrock for long-term safety.
Onkalo is located 433 meters below ground
Jun 01, 2026
07:50 pm
What's the storyFinland is on the verge of becoming the world's first country to start permanent underground storage of spent nuclear fuel.
The facility, called Onkalo, has been constructed deep within stable bedrock in Eurajoki, southwestern Finland.
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