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UK / Government To Confirm Sizewell C Plans By 2024, Says Press Report

By David Dalton
18 October 2021

China’s CGN could be blocked from taking part in project to build two EPRs
Government To Confirm Sizewell C Plans By 2024, Says Press Report
EDF and CGN of China are shareholders in the project to build two EPR units at Sizewell C in England. Courtesy EDF.
A new nuclear power station will be announced in the UK before a possible election in 2024, as part of government plans to bolster low-carbon electricity, the Daily Telegraph reported.

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