UK / Energy Security Minister Opposes Radwaste Repository In East Yorkshire

Nuclear waste services company had undertaken a “consent-based process”

Energy Security Minister Opposes Radwaste Repository In East Yorkshire

Graham Stuart, the Conservative MP for the northern English constituency of Beverley and Holderness and the UK’s energy security minister, has come out in public opposition to the siting of a proposed geologic disposal facility (GDF) for spent nuclear fuel and other highly radioactive nuclear waste in his constituency in East Yorkshire.

State-owned nuclear waste company Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) is in discussions with local government authorities in the constituency about potentially building a GDF in East Holderness. NWS is a subsidiary of the government’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA).

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