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Home » U.K. Takes Step Toward First Nuclear Powerplant in Two Decades
U.K. nuclear power ambitions took a big step forward with the 18 June award by French government-owned EDF Energy plc., London, of a roughly $3.2-billion civil work contract (£2b) at its planned new plant in Somerset. The award for the Hinkey Point C plant is conditional on EDF approving the investment later this year and securing necessary permits.