EDF seeks to beef up power plant climate resilience

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Nuclear giant awarded contract from Energy Technologies Institute to explore natural hazards to new infrastructure

Energy giant EDF Energy is to start work on a major new project designed to ensure new power plants are resilient to natural hazards, such as the increasingly extreme weather that the UK is likely to experience over...

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