Cookie Policy

What is a cookie?

A “cookie” is a file that contains small amounts of information that is downloaded on your computer -or other device- by accessing certain web pages and that gathers information regarding your browsing on the websites. Once downloaded into your device, your browser sends these cookies in subsequent visits to the websites already visited, providing them with information (such as, for example, the browser used, the language selected, the number of times you have visited the page, etc.), in order to facilitate, personalise and make the navigation more effective according to the information provided by cookies.

What type of cookie do we use?

Our website uses cookies to personalise the content and provide you with a customised, efficient browsing. We use cookies to help us to identify your browser and the language that you use, as well as other characteristics of your browsing patterns, with the aim of directing you to the suitable home page and facilitating you the navigation on our website. We use identifiers, such as IP addresses to obtain the number of individual visitors that access to our website, their geographical location, and their usage trends across the different pages that make up the site. In no case shall we use cookies to personally identify the user.

By browsing our website you accept the implementation of cookies, which you can control and administrate using the properties of your browser. Note that removing or blocking cookies may affect your browsing on our website, and it is possible that some functions may not be available and may even disable browsing.

The website www.enresa.es uses cookies with different functionalities:

Our website cookies installed on the users’ devices are not everlasting, rather, depending on their functionality, they have a limited permanence: from those cookies that delete themselves at the end of a browsing session, to other cookies that expire after 24 hours, up to the longest lasting cookies which expire 365 days after they were last updated.

The following table displays the first-party and third-party cookies that the website www.enresa.es current uses and the purpose for which each one is used:

FIRST-PARTY COOKIES OF THE DOMAIN: www.enresa.es
NAME OF THE COOKIEEXPIRYPURPOSE AND TYPE OF INFORMATION IT GATHERSFUNCTION AFFECTED IN CASE OF DEACTIVATION
1f616252c666968921000a2b5ef44e1c At the end of the browsing session    
c48b3f668f69f01659341181a9bb31e8 365 DAYS Users’ preferred language. Impacts on the functionality of the Web www.enresa.es
cookieaccept 365 DAYS If users have accepted the cookies Disablement of the browsing on the website www.enresa.es
THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
NAME OF THE COOKIEEXPIRYPURPOSE AND TYPE OF INFORMATION IT GATHERSFUNCTION AFFECTED IN CASE OF DEACTIVATION
_ga 1 day This type of cookie is associated with Google Universal Analytics- which is an update of the commonly used Google analysis service. This cookie is used to distinguish unique users by assigning them a number as a client identifier. It is included in each website request and is used to calculate visits, sessions and company data for the analytical reports of the website. By defect, they expire after 2 years, but this can be modified by the website owner. Impacts of the functionality of Google Analytics
_gat   This type of cookie is associated with Google Universal Analytics. Pursuant with their documentation, they are used to speed up the ratio of requests, limiting the gathering of data on websites with lots of traffic. They expire in 10 minutes. Impacts on the functionality of Google Analytics
_gid 1 day This type of cookie is associated with Google Universal Analytics. It saves and updates a unique value for each web page visited. Impacts on the functionality of Google Analytics
_streamio_session At the end of the browsing session    
FIRST-PARTY COOKIES OF THE DOMAIN: www.oficinaelectrónica.enresa.es
NAME OF THE COOKIEEXPIRYPURPOSE AND TYPE OF INFORMATION IT GATHERSFUNCTION AFFECTED IN CASE OF DEACTIVATION
JSESSIONID At the end of the browsing session Platform session cookie with a general purpose. Used on sites written in JSP. It is normally used to maintain the users’ session anonymous for the server. Impacts on the management of users.

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CONTROL AND HANDLING OF COOKIES

Users can allow, block or remove cookies stored on their device through the browser setting options on their computer. Please read carefully the corresponding help section on your browser to learn more about how to activate the “private mode” or unblock certain cookies:

Enresa wishes to point out that the variation of cookies that this website handles cannot be related to its management and maintenance. Consequently, reviews are carried out periodically to improve and update Cookies Policy.

Enresa does not assume any liability which may arise from legal or technical problems caused due to non-compliance with the recommendations included in this policy. This communication is made for inform the users and, therefore, it should not be used for any other purpose. Likewise, responsibility for the content and veracity of the privacy policies of third parties included in this Cookies Policy is not assumed.

If you have any question regarding the Cookies Policy outlined in this document, you can contact us at registro@enresa.es.

UPDATES AND CHANGES IN THE COOKIES POLICY

Enresa can modify this Cookies Policy pursuant to the legislative or regulatory requirements, or in order to adapt that policy according to the instructions given by the Spanish Data Protection Agency. For that reason, users are advised to check this policy regulary.

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Enresa News

17.OCT.2014

Pequeños productores de residuos radiactivos de toda España se reúnen en Córdoba para intercambiar experiencias

Apertura de las XVII Jornadas de Instalaciones Radiactivas

Más de medio centenar de personas, unas responsables directas de la gestión de residuos radiactivos generados en el ámbito hospitalario, industrial y de investigación, y otras relacionadas con esa gestión en grados distintos, se reunieron ayer y hoy en Córdoba, en las XVII Jornadas de Instalaciones Radiactivas, para intercambiar experiencias y optimizar los procesos de gestión previa de los residuos radiactivos que se generan en sus instalaciones.

En la actualidad, Enresa mantiene contrato con 876 instalaciones radiactivas de las 1.300 aproximadamente que hay censadas en España. Cada año estas instalaciones generan una media en los últimos nueve años de unos 20 metros cúbicos de residuos radiactivos, de los que se responsabilizan profesionales cualificados para que éstos materiales sean gestionados acorde a sus características radiológicas. Se trata de residuos heterogéneos que incluyen, entre otros, fuentes de radioterapia; materiales residuales del uso de radioisótopos en medicina nuclear e investigaciones médicas o científicas; fuentes de control de procesos y medidas industriales; o equipos que, en su composición o para su funcionamiento, precisan de componentes radiactivos. Estos residuos de baja y media actividad siguen un proceso reglamentado hasta que finalmente son gestionados y almacenados en la instalación de almacenamiento de residuos radiactivos de baja y media actividad de El Cabril.

De las 876 instalaciones radiactivas que tienen contrato de retirada de sus residuos con Enresa: algo más del 30 por ciento son de uso médico, un 40 por ciento pertenece al ámbito industrial, y entorno al 20 por ciento al campo de la investigación y la docencia. Anualmente, estas instalaciones generan una media de 20 metros cúbicos de residuos radiactivos que se almacenan en El Cabril.