The new report states that Sizewell C will be a “major boost” to the East of England especially, enabling an approximately 22% expansion in the Suffolk’s GVA by 2050 relative to Oxford Economics’ b
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The new report states that Sizewell C will be a “major boost” to the East of England especially, enabling an approximately 22% expansion in the Suffolk’s GVA by 2050 relative to Oxford Economics’ b
Altrad will join forces with supply chain partners across three key areas of a new Sellafield Ltd framework, which in total is worth up to £4.6bn.
National Grid has started work to upgrade its Didcot substation in Oxfordshire, a key infrastructure development that will connect data centers and battery energy storage systems to the electricity
Great British Energy (GBE) today sets out a clear, practical plan to accelerate the UK’s shift to renewable power and strengthen the nation’s industrial backbone.
A Cumbria-based collaboration has won a £29.9 million contract to supply spare parts to Sellafield.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) group has announced it’s working with CX Power as the strategic developer to support the delivery of the green energy hub masterplan at Chapelcross, a pr
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A series of "radical, root-cause solutions" is required to simplify the UK's nuclear regulatory system in order to speed up the construction of new nuclear projects at a lower cost and on time, an
More than 15,000 tonnes of crushed concrete generated from the demolition of the turbine hall at the shutdown Sizewell A nuclear power plant in Suffolk, England, is to be used in the construction o
The UK government has announced that Wylfa on the island of Anglesey, North Wales, will host three Rolls-Royce small modular reactors.
EDF remains Britain’s biggest generator of zero-carbon electricity, producing more than double the output of its nearest competitor and supplying 17% of the UK’s total power[i].
The figures show that global nuclear electricity generation is set to achieve a record high in 2025, and with more countries turning to nuclear to meet their energy needs, the industry's future loo