The UK’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Cwmni Egino to support the development of a new small modular reactor project at a decommissioned nuclear power station site in north Wales.
Cwmni Egino is developing a business proposition for the development of new nuclear at Trawsfynydd, with a target for construction to start in 2027.
The MoU announced on Tuesday (11 October) enables the NDA to share information and expertise around the characteristics of its land at Trawsfynydd, to align decommissioning plans with the new nuclear project and to support Cwmni Egino with stakeholder engagement and socio-economic plans.
Cwmni Egino is developing a business proposition for the development of new nuclear at Trawsfynydd, with a target for construction to start in 2027.
The MoU announced on Tuesday (11 October) enables the NDA to share information and expertise around the characteristics of its land at Trawsfynydd, to align decommissioning plans with the new nuclear project and to support Cwmni Egino with stakeholder engagement and socio-economic plans.
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