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In this article by NucNet, Meera Kotak discusses the need for more clarification on Great British Nuclear (GBN) to prevent the UK from falling behind as it pushes towards its target of 24 GW.
Ms. Kotak said it is not clear if the 24 GW target is going to be met by large-scale nuclear plants or small modular reactors (SMRs) and other advanced reactors, with large nuclear stations such as Hinkley Point C and – potentially – more units at Sizewell C likely to “remain the backbone for a long time”.
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