A US start-up has announced plans to invest £300m in developing a series of cutting edge micro-nuclear power plants in Bridgend County, South Wales. Last Energy intends to bring into service four micro-modular nuclear units on a vacant site in Bridgend Country, which housed the coal-fired Llynfi Power Station until 1977. It estimates the project will create 100 local jobs, while the completed 20 MWe plants will produce the equivalent energy consumed by around 244,000 UK homes each year. The … read more »
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