EMEA > UK govt puts £14 bln into Sizewell C reactor as part of renewed push on nuclear

UK govt puts £14 bln into Sizewell C reactor as part of renewed push on nuclear

Published 00:01 on June 10, 2025 / Last updated at 08:24 on June 10, 2025 / / EMEA, UK ETS

The UK government is putting £14.2 billion into building the long-debated Sizewell C nuclear power plant, in a push to kickstart a nuclear programme that includes building new small modular reactors and cutting-edge fusion technologies, it announced on Tuesday.
The UK government is putting £14.2 billion into building the long-debated Sizewell C nuclear power plant, in a push to kickstart a nuclear programme that includes building new small modular reactors and cutting-edge fusion technologies, it announced on Tuesday.


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