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Sizewell C nuclear power station is a project to construct a 3,200 MWe nuclear power station with two EPR reactors in Suffolk, England. The project was proposed by a consortium of EDF Energy and China General Nuclear Power Group, which own 80% and 20% of the project respectively. In 2022, UK Government announced a buy-out to allow for the exit of CGN from the project and forming a 50% stake with EDF, though EDF expect this to fall below 20% following anticipated external investment. As of 30 June 2024, the project is 76.1% owned by the UK Government and 23.9% owned by EDF. The power station is expected to meet up to 7% of the UK's demand.
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EDF is the first shareholder to announce its backing for the nuclear plant alongside the UK government, who confirmed £14.2 billion of funding into
Guest: Julia Pyke, Managing Director, Sizewell C project.
Interviewed by: Antony Oliver
Sizewell C is forming an alliance with three leading construction companies who will deliver the main civil works at the new power station in Suffo
Sizewell C is forming an alliance with three leading construction companies who will deliver the main civil works at the new power station in Suffo
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
The project was granted permission to build in July 2022, and while preparatory works subsequently began, many obligations needed to be satisfied b
Setting out the road ahead: Sizewell C awards UK contracts for new roads and infrastructure upgrades
Sizewell C has awarded key new UK contracts for road and infrastructure work as it prepares to take significant steps forward in building the off-s
A gender-balanced workforce can be achieved without the need for quotas.
An update delivered to MPs by Sizewell C, the 3.2GW nuclear power station under construction in Suffolk and majority owned by the government, outli