European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), international organization established by one of the Treaties of Rome in 1958 to form a common market for the development of the peaceful uses of atomic energy.The original members were Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.It subsequently came to include all members of the European Union (EU).

The value of Euratom can be seen clearly in the context of enlargement. Nuclear power was an important energy source for many Eastern European countries, but safety standards in their nuclear power plants and the level of protection of the public and workers were not always sufficiently high. Euratom provided the context for EU support.

2025年2月18日 · The Euratom Treaty (2012/C 327/01), establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), lays down the foundation for the peaceful use of nuclear materials and technologies in the EU and establishes a nuclear material supervision system, known as ‘Euratom safeguards’, under the responsibility of the European Commission.. The Euratom Treaty …

Euratom is a community established under the Euratom Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community. Parties to the Euratom are the EU Member States. The EU and Euratom share a common institutional framework, a common budget and common financial provisions.Liabilities of Euratom are covered by the EU budget and Euratom. ...

The Euratom Supply Agency, a specific Euratom body, has legal personality and financial autonomy and is under the supervision of the Commission. Since the Merger Treaty, Euratom also shares a single administrative budget with the EU institutions. The R&D expenditures under the Euratom Treaty are however kept under a separate budget.

2017年8月9日 · Euratom was created in 1957 to further European integration and tackle energy shortages through the peaceful use of nuclear power. It has the same members as the European Union and is governed by the Commission and Council, operating under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice. Euratom regulates the European civil nuclear industry ...

The European Atomic Energy Community is a European organization, established under the Treaty of Rome in 1957 to coordinate the research programs of the EU Member States for the peaceful use of nuclear energy.The EU has its own Joint Research Centre (JRC) in the nuclear field. Originally established under the Euratom Treaty, the JRC then became an institution of …

2021年5月9日 · The Euratom programme is a part of the EU's efforts to further develop technological leadership and promote excellence in nuclear research and innovation, in particular ensuring the highest standards of safety, security, safeguards, radiation protection, safe spent fuel, radioactive waste management and decommissioning in the nuclear field.

The mission of the Euratom Supply Agency is to maintain regular and equitable supply of nuclear materials (ores, source material and special fissile material) for all users in the European Atomic Energy Community.. The strategic objective is the security of supply of nuclear materials, particularly nuclear fuel, for power and non-power uses, by means of the common supply policy.

The Euratom Programme puts a strong emphasis on developing nuclear skills and competence. It will make improvements in areas of education, training, and access to research infrastructures. This will allow Europe to maintain world leadership in nuclear safety and waste management and to attain the highest level of protection from radiation.