UK selects site in Wales for new nuclear power plant
- The Wylfa coastal site in Anglesey was a nuclear power plant from 1971-2015, now undergoing decommissioning. A new plant proposed there could power six million homes for 60 years.
- Britain plans to construct a large-scale nuclear power station in north Wales at the Anglesey site, similar to projects at Hinkley and Sizewell in England.
- Japan's Hitachi abandoned plans for a Wylfa nuclear plant in 2020 due to lack of investors or government support.
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UK selects site in Wales for new nuclear power plant
Britain has expressed a desire to build a new large-scale nuclear power station in north Wales, naming a site on the island of Anglesey as its preferred location and launching talks with international energy companies about building the plant.
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