UK / Government ‘Remains Committed’ To Wylfa Newydd Nuclear Project, Says Minister

‘Regular discussions’ being held with potential developers and investors
Government ‘Remains Committed’ To Wylfa Newydd Nuclear Project, Says Minister
A computer-generated image of the planned Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station. Courtesy Horizon.
The UK government remains committed to new nuclear investment at the Wylfa Newydd site in north Wales and is continuing to talk to potential developers, energy minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan said.

The update came during an online meeting with the minister organised by involving MPs and a number of local authorities, the North Wales Chronicle reported.

During the talk, the minister said: “We all appreciate that Wylfa Newydd is a great site and we have the commitment within our energy white paper and the 10-point government plan that new nuclear investment is a critical part of our energy mix going forwards.

“We have regular discussions with a number of potential developers and investors and that will continue because we are absolutely committed to having at least one more large-scale nuclear plant.”

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