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South Korea explores nuclear power station in UK. South Korea's Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) is reportedly in discussions with the UK Government regarding the potential construction of a nuclear power station off the coast of Wales. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho #nuclearenergy #nuclearpower #renewableenergy #renewables #climatechange #climatecrisis #climateaction #climatesolutions

South Korea explores nuclear power station in UK. South Korea's Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) is reportedly in discussions with the UK Government regarding the potential construction of a nuclear power station off the coast of Wales. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho #nuclearenergy #nuclearpower #renewableenergy #renewables #climatechange #climatecrisis #climateaction #climatesolutions

UK selects Wylfa for new nuclear power plant. The UK Government has selected Wylfa in Anglesey as the preferred site for a new large scale nuclear power plant. Great British Nuclear Department for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho #energycrisis #energycosts #energyprices #energydemand #energyconsumption #energysupply #energysupplier #nuclearenergy #nuclearpower #renewables

UK selects Wylfa for new nuclear power plant. The UK Government has selected Wylfa in Anglesey as the preferred site for a new large scale nuclear power plant. Great British Nuclear Department for Energy Security and Net Zero Claire Coutinho #energycrisis #energycosts #energyprices #energydemand #energyconsumption #energysupply #energysupplier #nuclearenergy #nuclearpower #renewables

Nuclear power has long been a controversial topic on the world energy stage. Global interest is growing, and 22 countries pledged to triple world nuclear energy production by 2050. It's possible, but the industry will require unprecedented levels of investment, public support, and safety regulations. Do you think we can achieve this nuclear energy goal by 2050?

Constellation said Friday that the deal was the largest single power purchase agreement in history. According to figures worked out by Rampal, the deal will lead to some 135 terawatt-hours of generation over 20 years (a bit short of the annual electricity generation of Argentina), generating some $13.5 billion of revenue.

Wylfa has been selected as the site for the next nuclear power plant, highlighting its strategic significance in enhancing the UK's energy infrastructure. This decision reinforces the dedication to sustainable, low-carbon energy solutions. The upcoming plant at Wylfa will play a vital role in fulfilling the UK's future energy needs, offering a stable and dependable power source. This initiative marks a significant stride towards reaching the nation's NetZero goals, with nuclear energy serving as a cleaner alternative to traditional fuels, curbing our carbon emissions and bolstering environmental sustainability. Beyond its environmental merits, the Wylfa nuclear power plant will deliver substantial economic benefits to the region. Anticipated to generate numerous job opportunities during construction and operational phases, the project will invigorate local economies, foster skill enhancement, and bolster overall economic prosperity. At ENG Bauen, we are enthusiastic about the potential of this project to foster innovation within the nuclear energy sector. We eagerly anticipate contributing to the positive impacts it will bring to both the environment and the economy. #NuclearEnergy #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #NetZero #Wylfa #EnergyInnovation #GreenEnergy #EconomicGrowth #JobCreation #UKInfrastructure #ENGBauen

Nuclear power has long been a controversial topic on the world energy stage, but global interest is growing, and 22 countries pledged to triple world nuclear energy production by 2050, but can we truly achieve that goal? It's possible, but the industry will require unprecedented levels of investment, public support, and safety regulations. Do you think we can achieve this nuclear energy goal by 2050?

Another promising study about future of nuclear at sea. At first glance the capital costs for retrofit project or newly built nuclear commercial ship could appear to be high but in a long run this will be compensated by lower fuel costs, longer routes, and cleaner environment for generations to come ⛵

Exciting news that could unlock the potential of nuclear power ☢️ in the maritime industry instead of consuming some 350 million tonnes of fossil fuel annuall that accounts for about 3% of total worldwide carbon emissions. The Danish liner giant AP Moller-Maersk is considering adding nuclear energy to the mix of fuel choices and has been teamed up with Lloyd's Register and Core Power on a project to explore the regulatory assessment of a next-generation nuclear-propelled feeder container ship. The project signals a radical new direction for the world's second-largest liner operator. The joint study will investigate the improved operational and regulatory understanding that is needed for the application of nuclear power in container shipping. 👏🏾☢️🌍💡