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  • Rolls Royce and its Partners Want to Have Their Nuclear SMRs Running by 2029
  • Petition to Include Nuclear in the European Green Bond Taxonomy Closing Soon.
  • Nuclear Industry Disappointed by the Cancellation of Wylfa and Oldbury
  • New Industry Figures Show Nuclear Supports 63,816 Jobs Up And Down The Country
  • Abandoning Nuclear in Favour Mix of Wind and Gas to Cause Rising Costs and Tripling Emissions by 2030, Study Says.
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Rolls Royce and its Partners Want to Have Their Nuclear SMRs Running by 2029

29 January 202029 January 2020 Montse Medina 4187 Views

Rolls-Royce and its partners are planning to build between 10 and 15 mini nuclear reactors on former nuclear sites, potentially

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European News 

Petition to Include Nuclear in the European Green Bond Taxonomy Closing Soon.

7 November 20197 November 2019 Montse Medina 3925 Views EU-GBS, EU-GBS Taxonomy, European Green Bond

Last June, the European Commission published a series of reports proposing the creation of a voluntary, non-legislative EU Green Bond

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New Build News UK 

Nuclear Industry Disappointed by the Cancellation of Wylfa and Oldbury

17 January 201918 January 2019 Montse Medina 5311 Views

This morning Horizon’s parent company, Hitachi, announced that they are suspending their work on the Wylfa Newydd project on Anglesey

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Workforce 

New Industry Figures Show Nuclear Supports 63,816 Jobs Up And Down The Country

4 October 2018 Montse Medina 6372 Views

The Nuclear Industry Association (NIA) has today published its latest Nuclear Jobs Map 2018. The map shows the distribution of

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Industry Research 

Abandoning Nuclear in Favour Mix of Wind and Gas to Cause Rising Costs and Tripling Emissions by 2030, Study Says.

4 October 20184 October 2018 Montse Medina 4311 Views

The New Nuclear Watch Institute (NNWI), a Think-Tank founded by Tim Yeo in 2014 focused on the international development of

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Education International News Workforce 

Horizon Third-year Apprentices Travel to Spain For Eight Month Placement

11 September 2018 Montse Medina 3930 Views

And Wylfa Newydd welcomes its newest intake Horizon Nuclear Power’s third year technical apprentices are set to begin an eight-month

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New Build Supply Chain 

Horizon appoints Bechtel for Wylfa project management

22 August 201822 August 2018 Simon James 2835 Views

Horizon Nuclear Power has appointed Bechtel as Project Management Contractor (PMC) for its proposed Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station on

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Education International 

UK Students’ Opportunity in Japan

16 July 201816 July 2018 Montse Medina 2881 Views

This summer, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd. (Hitachi-GE) will be employing five British students, who will work alongside teams in Hitachi city,

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Decommissioning Government 

Magnox becomes NDA subsidiary

4 July 20185 July 2018 Simon James 2560 Views

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has announced that Magnox Ltd will become a subsidiary of the NDA from 1 September

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Government New Build 

Wylfa moves forward

5 June 20185 June 2018 Simon James 8627 Views

The Government has announced that it will move forward with negotiations with Horizon on its proposals for a new nuclear

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