Proposed nuclear power stations in the United Kingdom
Proposed nuclear power stations in the United Kingdom include: [1]
| Name | Location | Proposed output | Proposed builder | Proposed reactor type | Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bradwell B | Essex | 2.3 GW | CGN and EDF | Hualong One | ||
| Hinkley Point C | Somerset | 3.2 GW | EDF | EPR | ||
| Moorside | Cumbria | 3.0 GW | NuGeneration | APR1400 | ||
| Oldbury | Gloucestershire | 2.7 GW | Horizon Nuclear Power | ABWR | ||
| Sizewell C | Suffolk | 3.2 GW | EDF and CGN | EPR | ||
| Wylfa Newydd | Anglesey | 3.0 GW | Horizon Nuclear Power | ABWR | ||
| Total | 17.4 GW |
Two other sites, Heysham and Hartlepool, were identified as possible locations in 2010 but these appear to have been dropped. [2]
References
- ↑ Vaughan, Adam. "UK takes £5bn stake in Welsh nuclear power station in policy U-turn". The Guardian. Retrieved 5 June 2018.
- ↑ "Nuclear power: Eight sites identified for future plants". BBC. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
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