When in 2016 France’s EDF signed up to build Britain’s first new nuclear power plant in two decades, defenders of the costly Hinkley Point C project included Emmanuel Macron, then economy minister. “If we believe in nuclear power, we have to do Hinkley Point,” France’s now president told a parliamentary enquiry, rejecting some lawmakers’ concerns that state-backed EDF, which was already struggling to deliver a new French prototype plant in Normandy, may not have the financial bandwidth to take on … read more »

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