Ukraine's Radon Association Receives EU-Assisted Equipment to Enhance Operational Reliability of IASRM Radiation Monitoring System

On August 4, 2026, the Ukrainian state non-profit company “Radon Association” received five modern support systems to enhance the uninterrupted operation capability of the Integrated Automated Radiation Monitoring System (IASRM).

The project is financially supported by the European Union through the Science and Technology Center in Ukraine, pursuant to Agreement No. INSC/2023/442-610 signed on May 22, 2023. Under the contractual arrangements, the relevant equipment has been delivered to the regional branches of the “Radon Association” and the central production base branch, with installation completed at the designated facilities.

The systems installed this time mainly include backup power supply equipment such as diesel generators, which can provide continuous power to IASRM equipment during main power interruptions or shutdowns, thereby ensuring the normal operation of the radiation monitoring system under abnormal power supply conditions.

The “Radon Association” has conducted acceptance testing on the newly installed systems. The test results show that the relevant systems are ready for commissioning for their intended purposes. Meanwhile, staff have also received training on system operation and usage to ensure the stable operation of the equipment in the future.

This delivery is part of the project to enhance the operational reliability and continuity of the “Radon Association” IASRM, aiming to strengthen the support capability of radiation monitoring infrastructure under unstable power supply conditions.