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Nuclear lobby takes over tertiary education, with blatant lies about “clean” “green” nuclear

 X-energy plans fleet of 40 Xe-100 reactors across the UK. More than 100
businesses from across Teesside and the UK met to learn how they can work
with X-energy on its proposed nuclear new build project. X-energy, along
with deployment partner Cavendish Nuclear, discussed the potential fleet
production of its Xe-100 advanced modular nuclear reactors, likely
timescales, scope of contracts for companies of all sizes across multiple
sectors, and what is required to win business. The event at Hartlepool
College of Further Education was followed by a workshop……………  https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/24645271.x-energy-plans-fleet-40-xe-100-reactors-across-uk/

Hartlepool College of Further Education hosts 70 businesses to set out opportunities for X-energy’s multi-billion pound Hartlepool nuclear reactor project

By Madeleine Raine, 8 October 24

More than 100 representatives from local and national companies are meeting in Hartlepool to hear about the opportunities offered by X-energy’s proposed nuclear reactor project.

On Tuesday, October 8, businesses from across the UK are coming together at Hartlepool College of Further Education to find out about the role regional and British engineering, manufacturing and construction companies can have in building the next generation of [?] clean power production nationwide.

X-energy and deployment partner Cavendish Nuclear are going to be discussing the potential production of advanced modular nuclear reactors…………………………………………

“What X-energy is proposing with its AMR technology will make Hartlepool the epicentre of this country’s transition to a [?] green energy superpower with billions of pounds worth of generational investment”…………………………..  https://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/news/people/hartlepool-college-of-further-education-hosts-70-businesses-to-set-out-opportunities-for-x-energys-multi-billion-pound-hartlepool-nuclear-reactor-project-4814707

October 14, 2024 - Posted by Christina Macpherson | Education, UK