Last Energy announces £300m 'micro modular' nuclear project at former coal site

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A rendering of Last Energy’s project, Prosiect Egni Glan Llynfi. Credit: Last Energy
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A rendering of Last Energy’s project, Prosiect Egni Glan Llynfi. Credit: Last Energy

Washington DC-based firm unveils plans to build four micro-nuclear plants in Bridgend County in bid to decarbonise local industry

Modular nuclear power plant developer Last Energy has today announced plans to deploy four 'micro reactors' across Bridgend County in Wales to provide local industrial customers with clean power. As...

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