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POWER: UK to Approve More Nuclear Plants Across England and Wales

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The UK government announced on Wednesday to approve more nuclear power plants across England and Walkes, with a focus on building SMRs, it said. 

  • The UK will scrap the eight designated sites for nuclear development – meaning nuclear power plants can be build anywhere in England and Wales.
  • The government also removed the expiry date on nuclear planning rules. 
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The UK government announced on Wednesday to approve more nuclear power plants across England and Walkes, with a focus on building SMRs, it said. 

  • The UK will scrap the eight designated sites for nuclear development – meaning nuclear power plants can be build anywhere in England and Wales.
  • The government also removed the expiry date on nuclear planning rules.