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Hinkley Point C: one step forward, one step back
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Report summary
Following a majority vote in support of the project, the board of EDF has announced that it intends to proceed with its investment in Hinkley Point C. So, for a short while at least, it looked like the UK’s first new-build reactor in nearly 30 years had a green light to begin major construction works. Shortly after EDF’s announcement, the UK government made one of its own, saying that it now required some time to further consider the project.
Table of contents
- It’s a long story, with much more still to come
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In a UK energy market that continues to change
- UK annual power supply 2006 to 2015
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But, even outside the EU, UK emissions policy will remain ambitious
- Capacity forecast of existing UK reactors
- Nuclear continues to fit the long-term outlook
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