WWF COMMENTS ON NEW FUNDING FOR “MINI NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS”
WWF 7th Dec 2017, Gareth Redmond-King, head of Energy and Climate at WWF commented on the announcement by the UK Government of £56 million of funding for new advanced and small modular reactors – “mini nuclear power stations”
“At a time when the cost of large-scale nuclear is increasing, and the cost of renewables is plummeting, it is bewildering that the UK Government should be committing yet more money to new nuclear – only a matter of weeks after a freeze on renewables funding was announced.
“Small-scale nuclear is untried, untested technology which will deliver nothing for over two decades. Meanwhile, the next wave of offshore wind – not to mention onshore wind and solar – could deliver when we actually need them, during
the 2020s.”
https://www.wwf.org.uk/updates/wwf-comments-new-funding-mini-nuclear-power-stations
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