Ten thousand jobs will be created as the government announces a £14.2 billion investment to build Sizewell C nuclear plant as part of the Spending
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New picture show Hinkley Point C’s progress as teams at the new nuclear power station get ready to lift the domed roof onto the second reactor buil
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A new report published outlines the significant contribution that nuclear energy has made to economic growth in the UK over the last five decades.
A decision taken (3 December) by EDF will see the lifetimes of all four generating Advanced Gas Cooled Reactor stations extended.
Workers building the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station have installed Britain’s first new nuclear reactor for more than 30 years.
New figures show that the nuclear industry now supports 3,500 jobs in Bristol, as the sector expands to support new nuclear construction.
The third and final liner ring has been lifted into place by giant crane, Big Carl, at Hinkley Point C’s second reactor building.
A multi-million pound overhaul of the Sizewell B nuclear power station is underway – and the work will bring a big boost to the Suffolk economy.