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Britain's nuclear ambition 'slowed by red tape' with newest reactors five years behind schedule
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Britain's nuclear ambition 'slowed by red tape' with newest reactors five years behind schedule
Britain's nuclear ambitions risk being left in the shade by international competitors unless red tape is slashed, a think-tank warns.
A study found the UAE now has 90 per cent of Britain’s nuclear capacity, despite starting its fleet of power plants 60 years later. Britain’s newest nuclear station, Hinkley Point C, is not due to open until 2030 – five years behind schedule.
It will have taken almost 12 years to …
30 Sept, 21:00