News
Sizewell C: Britain Is Learning an Old Lesson on Nuclear Power
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of assembling Ikea furniture, then you’ve learned something about big infrastructure projects. The first Billy bookcase is a nightmare of fumbled screws and baffling instructions. The second goes a little smoother. The third is a breeze.
This is effectively what happens with nuclear power plants. But it’s taken the UK 70-odd years to take that lesson on board.