US EditionCaisse De Dépôt Invests $3.2B in United Kingdom Nuclear Power Plant
EAST OF ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 22 – La Caisse's $3.2 billion investment secures a 20% stake in Sizewell C, supporting 60 years of low-carbon power and creating 10,000 jobs during peak construction, officials said.
- On July 22, 2025, La Caisse, Quebec-based global investment group, announced a CAD 3.2 billion investment for a 20% stake in the Sizewell C nuclear power station in the East of England.
- Reports in the Financial Times said costs have risen from the original £20 billion to £38 billion now under the Regulated Asset Base model, helping fund large-scale projects by offering predictability to investors while ensuring value for consumers.
- More than 6 million UK homes will receive low-carbon power, providing long-term reliable energy and avoiding 9 million tonnes of CO2 annually.
- Centrica shares rose 3.5%, while Schroders Greencoat confirmed its withdrawal last week.
- The project is subject to final statutory approval with Q4 2025 revenue commencement, and it is estimated to meet roughly 7% of UK demand when operational.
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/PRNewswire/ - Quebec based global investment group, La Caisse (formerly CDPQ), today announces its commitment to invest up to £1.7 billion (CAD 3.2 billion)...
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