The Financial Times has reported that EDF, under pressure from French national auditors, is still desperately looking for investors to replace top-up funding from its Chinese partner, CGN. Despite having talks with lots of potential investors EDF has been unable to proceed with any of them. Hinkley Point C was …
Save Severn Estuary’s Fish: Demand Action from Hinkley — Sign the petition
https://theriverstrust.org/about-us/news/hinkley-nuclear-power-station-must-not-remove-protection-for-millions-of-fish-in-the-severn-estuary Hinkley C Nuclear Power Station must not remove protection for millions of fish in the Severn Estuary. Help The Rivers Trust to hold EDF accountable and ensure the Severn Estuary’s ecosystems are protected. The Rivers Trust call on the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero to …
Report on Delivering the Government-Mandated Acoustic Fish Deterrent (AFD) at Hinkley Point C.
The Acoustic Fish Deterrent is currently mandated through a Development Consent Order. The Acoustic Fish Deterrent is British Best Practice and is feasible to install at Hinkley Point C. This report shows that the installation of the Acoustic Fish Deterrent (AFD) is feasible on a technical level and presents the …
Hinkley C move will kill billions of fish
Letter to the Western Daily Press 9th October
It is time to expose the Great British Nuclear Fantasy once and for all
New Nuclear – Unaffordable, Undesirable and Unachievable by Andrew Blowers and Stephen Thomas In 2022 Boris Johnson set a target of 24GW (eight more Hinkley Point Cs) of new nuclear capacity to be running by 2050. To achieve this, he announced the creation of Great British Nuclear with a mission …
Why an Acoustic Fish Deterrent is necessary at Hinkley Point C
Please support us in our campaign to call EDF to account. They must not evade their responsibility to protect the marine life of the Severn estuary. This exploitation must be stopped before it is too late. As Hinkley Point C (HPC) nuclear power plant is being built in Somerset by …
More than 600 civil society groups across the globe working on climate action launched a declaration in Brussels stating that nuclear power expansion is not a solution to the climate crisis.
On Thursday Stop Hinkley joined more than 600 civil society groups from across the globe working on climate action, including 130 from Canada. We launched a declaration in Brussels, Belgium, stating that nuclear power expansion is not a solution to the climate crisis. The groups declare: “We are living in …
Greenpeace disrupts international nuclear summit in Brussels
Greenpeace disrupts international nuclear summit in Brussels Greenpeace activists disrupted the one-day Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels on Thursday (21 March), attended by some 40 delegations from across the world to explore the possibilities of collaborations in nuclear power. On Thursday, Brussels hosted the international summit on nuclear energy (NES), …