Sizewell C nuclear power station

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The Sizewell C nuclear power station is a project to construct a 3,200 MWe nuclear power station with two EPR reactors near Sizewell in Suffolk, England. The project was proposed by a consortium of EDF Energy and China General Nuclear Power Group, who at the time owned 80% and 20% of the project respectively.

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Government commits to multi-billion spend on nuclear energy Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signed off on £14.2 billion of investment to build the new Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk, while Rolls-Royce has been named as the preferred bidder to build.. Credit: ODN Duration: 04:17Published 3 days ago

Starmer: No more 'dithering or delay' over nucelar power Sir Keir Starmer promised there would be no more “dithering” about backing nuclear power as the Government committed to the Sizewell C plant. The prime minister said the “change of mindset”.. Credit: ODN Duration: 01:23Published 3 days ago

Reeves announces £14bn for Sizewell C at GMB conference Rachel Reeves told the GMB Congress Labour is “investing in the biggest roll out of nuclear power in a generation,” announcing £14.2 billion for Sizewell C. She said energy security is “national.. Credit: ODN Duration: 01:32Published 3 days ago

Miliband: Sizewell C vital for jobs and energy security Ed Miliband says the government’s investment in Sizewell C is “the biggest nuclear building programme in more than half a century” which will create 10,000 jobs and help tackle the climate.. Credit: ODN Duration: 01:34Published 3 days ago

Griffith: Sizewell C move ‘right direction but too slow’ Andrew Griffith welcomes the government’s £14bn Sizewell C investment but says it is “painfully slow” and less ambitious than Tory plans. The shadow business secretary blames delays on legal red.. Credit: ODN Duration: 01:22Published 3 days ago