No One Wants Nukiller Baby
Report below in yesterday’s Telegraph illustrates that no one wants this Nukiller baby in Cumbria. Our Nukiller obsessed government though are in Seoul, South Korea trying to get South Korean backing for Moorside. The South Koreans have been on the streets in their tens of thousands opposing Nukiller developments
Toshiba left holding the baby as NuGen partner backs out of Moorside nuclear project
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Credit: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg
The future of the Moorside nuclear plant in Cumbria has been thrown into fresh doubt after one of its backers quit the project, leaving struggling Japanese conglomerate Toshiba as the last developer standing.
Engie, formerly known as GDF Suez, will sell its 40pc stake in the project to majority partner Toshiba for $138.5m (£111.3m), saying the plan to build three nuclear reactors at the Cumbrian site faces “significant challenges” after a US subsidiary of the Japanese firm filed for bankruptcy.
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