My Honourable friend the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Nuclear and Renewables) Andrew Bowie MP has today made the following statement:

I am today laying a new Designation Direction in respect of the Springfields Nuclear Site. This amends the existing Designation Direction. This power has been exercised in accordance...

My Honourable friend the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Nuclear and Renewables) Andrew Bowie MP has today made the following statement:

I am today laying a new Designation Direction in respect of the Springfields Nuclear Site. This amends the existing Designation Direction. This power has been exercised in accordance...

I am today laying a new Designation Direction in respect of the Springfields Nuclear Site. This amends the existing Designation Direction. This power has been exercised in accordance with section 5(4) of the Energy Act 2004, with the consent of Springfields Fuels Ltd (SFL).

This amendment enables new uranium conversion capabilities...

I am today laying a new Designation Direction in respect of the Springfields Nuclear Site. This amends the existing Designation Direction. This power has been exercised in accordance with section 5(4) of the Energy Act 2004, with the consent of Springfields Fuels Ltd (SFL).

This amendment enables new uranium conversion capabilities...

To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, pursuant to the Answer of 7 December 2021 to Question 85170, what steps his Department is taking to help ensure that Springfields nuclear site continues producing nuclear fuel for plants in the UK.

To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, pursuant to the Answer of 7 December 2021 to Question 85170, what steps his Department is taking to help ensure that Springfields nuclear site continues producing nuclear fuel for plants in the UK.

Motion that this House has considered continued nuclear fuel manufacturing in the UK. Agreed to on question.

Motion that this House has considered continued nuclear fuel manufacturing in the UK. Agreed to on question.

I beg to move,

That this House has considered continued nuclear fuel manufacturing in the UK.

It is a pleasure to move the motion under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I know that you are very passionate about manufacturing and skills, so I cannot think of a more appropriate person to be chairing...

I beg to move,

That this House has considered continued nuclear fuel manufacturing in the UK.

It is a pleasure to move the motion under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I know that you are very passionate about manufacturing and skills, so I cannot think of a more appropriate person to be chairing...

I am sure the hon. Gentleman shares my concerns that the UK had to fire up West Burton A yesterday, and that we are now 3% dependent on coal this year, at a time when the Government are talking about phasing out

the use of coal for electricity generation by...

I am sure the hon. Gentleman shares my concerns that the UK had to fire up West Burton A yesterday, and that we are now 3% dependent on coal this year, at a time when the Government are talking about phasing out

the use of coal for electricity generation by...

The right hon. Lady has made a very powerful point that I think everyone present would agree with. As we look to build towards that low-carbon future, with the backdrop of an ever more uncertain world, we must also strengthen our energy security. Sovereign manufacturing capability must be at the...

The right hon. Lady has made a very powerful point that I think everyone present would agree with. As we look to build towards that low-carbon future, with the backdrop of an ever more uncertain world, we must also strengthen our energy security. Sovereign manufacturing capability must be at the...

I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way; he is being very generous with his time. Trawsfynydd in my constituency is widely recognised as one of the best sites, and the first of its kind, for SMR. I am sure he will welcome the Welsh Government’s appointment of Mike Tynan...

I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way; he is being very generous with his time. Trawsfynydd in my constituency is widely recognised as one of the best sites, and the first of its kind, for SMR. I am sure he will welcome the Welsh Government’s appointment of Mike Tynan...

Indeed. If I may comment without embarrassing the right hon. Lady, she is a true champion of the workforce in her constituency, and she never misses an opportunity to make the case for investment in her area and champion that technology.

However, this new technology can be achieved only if the...

Indeed. If I may comment without embarrassing the right hon. Lady, she is a true champion of the workforce in her constituency, and she never misses an opportunity to make the case for investment in her area and champion that technology.

However, this new technology can be achieved only if the...

I congratulate the hon. Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing this important debate at such a critical time, when we need to secure a carbon-free UK as soon as possible.

The UK’s civil nuclear sector is among the most advanced in the world. Fuel production, generation, new build, and research...

I congratulate the hon. Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing this important debate at such a critical time, when we need to secure a carbon-free UK as soon as possible.

The UK’s civil nuclear sector is among the most advanced in the world. Fuel production, generation, new build, and research...

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing a vital and timely debate. I pay tribute to the unions who welcomed me and my hon. Friend the Member for Bolton West (Chris Green) to...

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing a vital and timely debate. I pay tribute to the unions who welcomed me and my hon. Friend the Member for Bolton West (Chris Green) to...

I thank the hon. Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) for raising this important issue. We are all interested in this issue—that is why we are here—but it is also an issue that we cannot ignore, because of the importance of the subject matter. I have raised this topic on a...

I thank the hon. Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) for raising this important issue. We are all interested in this issue—that is why we are here—but it is also an issue that we cannot ignore, because of the importance of the subject matter. I have raised this topic on a...

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts, and to follow the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), who has articulated so many of the arguments and points in this debate so well. It was a great pleasure to visit the constituency of my hon. Friend the...

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts, and to follow the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), who has articulated so many of the arguments and points in this debate so well. It was a great pleasure to visit the constituency of my hon. Friend the...

Thank you, Mr Betts. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing this debate and colleagues from around the House on joining in what might be called a celebration of nuclear, to which I know the...

Thank you, Mr Betts. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing this debate and colleagues from around the House on joining in what might be called a celebration of nuclear, to which I know the...

Thank you, Mr Betts. Thank you for your guidance. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I have a funny feeling that it might not be a pleasure for other hon. Members to listen to my contribution, because, not for the first time, I might be presenting a...

Thank you, Mr Betts. Thank you for your guidance. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I have a funny feeling that it might not be a pleasure for other hon. Members to listen to my contribution, because, not for the first time, I might be presenting a...

I do not want to debate whether the hon. Gentleman ought to approve of nuclear, but there is a question about the reliance on wind or solar panels. Perhaps there is a surge or abundance of energy at one point, but if at night we have high pressure and no...

I do not want to debate whether the hon. Gentleman ought to approve of nuclear, but there is a question about the reliance on wind or solar panels. Perhaps there is a surge or abundance of energy at one point, but if at night we have high pressure and no...

I will come on to that. The hon. Gentleman himself touched on carbon capture and storage. It has not been proven at scale yet, but it is nearly there. We are looking at hydrogen. The Government have their own hydrogen production targets, as have the Scottish Government. Hydrogen can clearly...

I will come on to that. The hon. Gentleman himself touched on carbon capture and storage. It has not been proven at scale yet, but it is nearly there. We are looking at hydrogen. The Government have their own hydrogen production targets, as have the Scottish Government. Hydrogen can clearly...

It is not quite the same as nuclear fusion, which is always 50 years away—or that is what is always said. On the other technologies, be it battery storage or carbon capture and storage, is there any certainty about the dates when these will become viable technologies?

It is not quite the same as nuclear fusion, which is always 50 years away—or that is what is always said. On the other technologies, be it battery storage or carbon capture and storage, is there any certainty about the dates when these will become viable technologies?

I have to admit that there is not absolute certainty, but it is predicted that the first key carbon capture and storage plant could be up and running before another nuclear power station will be constructed. We are getting very close to the final investment decisions on these carbon capture...

I have to admit that there is not absolute certainty, but it is predicted that the first key carbon capture and storage plant could be up and running before another nuclear power station will be constructed. We are getting very close to the final investment decisions on these carbon capture...

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

I have to watch my time, I apologise. I can come back maybe. Taishan in China was held up as an exemplar when it went online, but it has now been taken offline because of safety concerns. If China General Nuclear Power Corporation is involved at Hinkley and the consortium...

I have to watch my time, I apologise. I can come back maybe. Taishan in China was held up as an exemplar when it went online, but it has now been taken offline because of safety concerns. If China General Nuclear Power Corporation is involved at Hinkley and the consortium...

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Very briefly.

Very briefly.

I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way. He consistently mentions France. President Macron recently said that by generating more than 41% of the energy in France, “nuclear makes us autonomous”. Macron also said,

“It preserves French purchasing power, with a kilowatt-hour 40% cheaper than our European neighbours.”

I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way. He consistently mentions France. President Macron recently said that by generating more than 41% of the energy in France, “nuclear makes us autonomous”. Macron also said,

“It preserves French purchasing power, with a kilowatt-hour 40% cheaper than our European neighbours.”

That is what Macron said worked for France. In actual fact we are helping France by paying EDF, effectively helping to subsidise the French nuclear market, so that does not make sense to me. It is by the by. We will also have interconnectors coming from the EU, including France,...

That is what Macron said worked for France. In actual fact we are helping France by paying EDF, effectively helping to subsidise the French nuclear market, so that does not make sense to me. It is by the by. We will also have interconnectors coming from the EU, including France,...

We have had a good debate this afternoon, with some good contributions from hon. Members, on the subject of Springfields nuclear fuels. I congratulate the hon. Member for—

We have had a good debate this afternoon, with some good contributions from hon. Members, on the subject of Springfields nuclear fuels. I congratulate the hon. Member for—

Fylde

Fylde

I congratulate the hon. Member on securing what is an important debate, not just for the future of the plant in his constituency, which we are talking about this afternoon, but for the wider question of our strategic future, when we look at the future of nuclear at all.

I do...

I congratulate the hon. Member on securing what is an important debate, not just for the future of the plant in his constituency, which we are talking about this afternoon, but for the wider question of our strategic future, when we look at the future of nuclear at all.

I do...

What kind of timescale does the hon. Gentleman envisage for small modular reactors or even Sizewell C coming on stream?

What kind of timescale does the hon. Gentleman envisage for small modular reactors or even Sizewell C coming on stream?

The hon. Gentleman himself mentioned that Hinkley C is coming on stream in 2026—maybe even later than that. I will come to the arrival of Sizewell C in a moment, which is probably at the heart of his questions, should we develop modular nuclear reactors that are even further off.

The hon. Gentleman himself mentioned that Hinkley C is coming on stream in 2026—maybe even later than that. I will come to the arrival of Sizewell C in a moment, which is probably at the heart of his questions, should we develop modular nuclear reactors that are even further off.

When does my hon. Friend think that carbon capture and storage will be done at any significant scale in this country?

When does my hon. Friend think that carbon capture and storage will be done at any significant scale in this country?

I try to set myself a self-denying ordinance of not straying too far into wider issues such as firm power, but I would say that carbon capture and storage is very well developed already, and is up and running. I have actually been to see a carbon capture and storage...

I try to set myself a self-denying ordinance of not straying too far into wider issues such as firm power, but I would say that carbon capture and storage is very well developed already, and is up and running. I have actually been to see a carbon capture and storage...

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) for securing today’s really important debate and my parliamentary colleagues for expressing their support for the UK’s nuclear sector and future.

I will start by reaffirming the strategic...

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Betts. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) for securing today’s really important debate and my parliamentary colleagues for expressing their support for the UK’s nuclear sector and future.

I will start by reaffirming the strategic...

What does the Minister think is a realistic timescale for our Government agreeing a deal with EDF on Sizewell C?

What does the Minister think is a realistic timescale for our Government agreeing a deal with EDF on Sizewell C?

I thank the hon. Gentleman for his question, and I will come on to that issue later.

As my hon. Friend the Member for Gloucester (Richard Graham) noted, nuclear could have a role in beyond grid applications such as low-carbon hydrogen production. Last month, we published the UK’s first ever hydrogen...

I thank the hon. Gentleman for his question, and I will come on to that issue later.

As my hon. Friend the Member for Gloucester (Richard Graham) noted, nuclear could have a role in beyond grid applications such as low-carbon hydrogen production. Last month, we published the UK’s first ever hydrogen...

I begin by thanking you, Mr Betts, for the way in which you have chaired today’s very important debate. I also thank colleagues on both sides of the House for the very constructive way in which they have contributed to today’s debate, particularly the hon. Member for Preston (Sir Mark...

I begin by thanking you, Mr Betts, for the way in which you have chaired today’s very important debate. I also thank colleagues on both sides of the House for the very constructive way in which they have contributed to today’s debate, particularly the hon. Member for Preston (Sir Mark...

A debate will be held on 7 September 2021 at 2.30pm in Westminster Hall on Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing in the UK. The debate is sponsored by Mark Menzies, MP for Flyde.

A debate will be held on 7 September 2021 at 2.30pm in Westminster Hall on Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing in the UK. The debate is sponsored by Mark Menzies, MP for Flyde.

What engagement is the Secretary of State having with a Canadian company called Brookfield, the likely buyer of Springfields nuclear fuels in my constituency, which manufactures nuclear fuel for the UK and provides over 1,200 well-paid jobs?

What engagement is the Secretary of State having with a Canadian company called Brookfield, the likely buyer of Springfields nuclear fuels in my constituency, which manufactures nuclear fuel for the UK and provides over 1,200 well-paid jobs?

My hon. Friend is a champion of this sector. The Under-Secretary, my hon. Friend the Member for Watford (Richard Harrington), has met the vice-

president of Brookfield and expressed our continuing support for Springfields to have a future in providing fuel for plants in this country and overseas.

My hon. Friend is a champion of this sector. The Under-Secretary, my hon. Friend the Member for Watford (Richard Harrington), has met the vice-

president of Brookfield and expressed our continuing support for Springfields to have a future in providing fuel for plants in this country and overseas.

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change pursuant to the written ministerial statement of 24 March 2010, Official Report, column 42WS, on the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (Springfields Site), what insurance arrangements will apply under the new arrangements for management of the plant.

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change pursuant to the written ministerial statement of 24 March 2010, Official Report, column 42WS, on the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (Springfields Site), what insurance arrangements will apply under the new arrangements for management of the plant.

I would like to inform the House that the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA) has successfully reached agreement with Westinghouse Electric Company LLC (WEC) on new commercial arrangements for the Springfields site and fuel manufacturing. The agreement will see the commercial operations and staff fully transfer to WEC, which is the...

I would like to inform the House that the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA) has successfully reached agreement with Westinghouse Electric Company LLC (WEC) on new commercial arrangements for the Springfields site and fuel manufacturing. The agreement will see the commercial operations and staff fully transfer to WEC, which is the...

My noble Friend the Minister for Energy and Climate Change today made the following statement."I would like to inform the House that the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA) has successfully reached agreement with Westinghouse Electric Company LLC (WEC) on new commercial arrangements for the Springfields site and fuel manufacturing. The agreement...

My noble Friend the Minister for Energy and Climate Change today made the following statement."I would like to inform the House that the Nuclear Decommissioning Agency (NDA) has successfully reached agreement with Westinghouse Electric Company LLC (WEC) on new commercial arrangements for the Springfields site and fuel manufacturing. The agreement...

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Lord Rooker on 17 January (WA 167) concerning the sewerage system at Springfield, County Fermanagh, what are the criteria for economic feasibility.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the Written Answer by Lord Rooker on 17 January (WA 167) concerning the sewerage system at Springfield, County Fermanagh, what are the criteria for economic feasibility.

asked Her Majesty's Government:What plans they have to enhance and extend the sewerage arrangements at Springfield, County Fermanagh.

asked Her Majesty's Government:What plans they have to enhance and extend the sewerage arrangements at Springfield, County Fermanagh.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, for what reason she has accepted responsibility on behalf of the taxpayer for the costs of clearing up the Springfields site in the United States; what steps she is taking to identify those individuals responsible for generating this environmental and...

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, for what reason she has accepted responsibility on behalf of the taxpayer for the costs of clearing up the Springfields site in the United States; what steps she is taking to identify those individuals responsible for generating this environmental and...

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, pursuant to her written statement of 11th December 2003, 415 c93WS, on the BNFL Strategy Review, what estimate she has made of the potential cost to the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority which will result from that body taking responsibility for the...

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, pursuant to her written statement of 11th December 2003, 415 c93WS, on the BNFL Strategy Review, what estimate she has made of the potential cost to the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority which will result from that body taking responsibility for the...

Written Statement on the outcome of the BNFL Strategy Review . (Inc fact that further details of the review outcome are in the Library Dep 03/2588).

Written Statement on the outcome of the BNFL Strategy Review . (Inc fact that further details of the review outcome are in the Library Dep 03/2588).

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will list fines British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. has had to pay in each year since 2000, arising from safety and environmental breaches at (a) Sellafield, (b) Chapelcross, (c) Springfields and (d) the magnox nuclear stations. - Inc table.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will list fines British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. has had to pay in each year since 2000, arising from safety and environmental breaches at (a) Sellafield, (b) Chapelcross, (c) Springfields and (d) the magnox nuclear stations. - Inc table.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if he will list the reportable accidents and incidents that occurred at (a) BNFL Chapel Cross, (b) BNFL Calderhall, (c) BNFL Springfield and (d) BNFL Capenhurst since 1992-93; and if he will breakdown the figures by (i) fatalities, (ii) major...

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if he will list the reportable accidents and incidents that occurred at (a) BNFL Chapel Cross, (b) BNFL Calderhall, (c) BNFL Springfield and (d) BNFL Capenhurst since 1992-93; and if he will breakdown the figures by (i) fatalities, (ii) major...

If he will list all reportable accidents and incidents that have occurred at (a) BNFL Chapel Cross, (b) BNFL Calderhall, (c) BNFL Sellafield, (d) BNFL Springfield and (e) BNFL Capenhurst since 1962; and if he will provide a breakdown of the annual totals into the number of (i) fatalities, (ii)...

If he will list all reportable accidents and incidents that have occurred at (a) BNFL Chapel Cross, (b) BNFL Calderhall, (c) BNFL Sellafield, (d) BNFL Springfield and (e) BNFL Capenhurst since 1962; and if he will provide a breakdown of the annual totals into the number of (i) fatalities, (ii)...

Explanatory memorandum to accompany the BNFL Springfields liquid effluent authorisation. DOE. 1991.

Explanatory memorandum to accompany the BNFL Springfields liquid effluent authorisation. DOE. 1991.

What steps he is taking to ensure that the population groups most at risk from the BNFL Springfields Works are correctly identified.

What steps he is taking to ensure that the population groups most at risk from the BNFL Springfields Works are correctly identified.

If he will make it his policy to require BNFL to publish their criteria for assessing best available technology not entailing excessive cost; & what criteria are used to assess best available techniques not entailing excessive cost with reference to the BNFL Springfields works. - Inc fact that explanation of...

If he will make it his policy to require BNFL to publish their criteria for assessing best available technology not entailing excessive cost; & what criteria are used to assess best available techniques not entailing excessive cost with reference to the BNFL Springfields works. - Inc fact that explanation of...

Accident emergency plans for AEA (Technology) Winfrith Technology Centre; Bradwell nuclear power station; British Nuclear Fuels plc Capenhurst Works, Chester; BNF plc Springfields Works, Preston; Hinkley Point nuclear power station; Oldbury nuclear power station & Sizewell nuclear power station. MAFF. 1990.

Accident emergency plans for AEA (Technology) Winfrith Technology Centre; Bradwell nuclear power station; British Nuclear Fuels plc Capenhurst Works, Chester; BNF plc Springfields Works, Preston; Hinkley Point nuclear power station; Oldbury nuclear power station & Sizewell nuclear power station. MAFF. 1990.

What volumes of radioactive waste are currently disposed of at Clifton Marsh; what radionucleides are deposited; how many bequerels of gamma, beta & alpha radioactivity are at the site; & when disposal of radioactive waste was first begun at Clifton Marsh. - Details given.

What volumes of radioactive waste are currently disposed of at Clifton Marsh; what radionucleides are deposited; how many bequerels of gamma, beta & alpha radioactivity are at the site; & when disposal of radioactive waste was first begun at Clifton Marsh. - Details given.

What steps are taken to ensure that BNF plc plants at Sellafield, Springfields, Capenhurst & Chapel Cross are operated within the appropriate regulations under the Alkali Works Regulation Act 1906, the Radioactive Substances Act 1960, the Nuclear Installations Act 1965, the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, the Control...

What steps are taken to ensure that BNF plc plants at Sellafield, Springfields, Capenhurst & Chapel Cross are operated within the appropriate regulations under the Alkali Works Regulation Act 1906, the Radioactive Substances Act 1960, the Nuclear Installations Act 1965, the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, the Control...

If Govt intend to continue to allocate funds for investment in BNFL's enhanced actinide removal plant at Sellafield installation; Line Four Hex plant at Springfield installation; & new oxide fuel complex at Springfield installation.

If Govt intend to continue to allocate funds for investment in BNFL's enhanced actinide removal plant at Sellafield installation; Line Four Hex plant at Springfield installation; & new oxide fuel complex at Springfield installation.

What volumes of radioactive toxic & special wastes for which DoE has responsibility are located at Springfields & Capenhurst. - Inc ref to UK radioactive waste inventory (copy in Library).

What volumes of radioactive toxic & special wastes for which DoE has responsibility are located at Springfields & Capenhurst. - Inc ref to UK radioactive waste inventory (copy in Library).

What volumes of depleted uranium & uranium scrap have been monitored & licensed by HMs pollution inspectorate & nuclear installations inspectorate at BNFL sites at Springfields, Capenhurst, Sellafield & Chapel Cross - Includes ref to 155 c387W

What volumes of depleted uranium & uranium scrap have been monitored & licensed by HMs pollution inspectorate & nuclear installations inspectorate at BNFL sites at Springfields, Capenhurst, Sellafield & Chapel Cross - Includes ref to 155 c387W

What progress has been made with implementation of integrated dry route kiln (IDR) process to convert uranium hexafluoride into ceramic uranium dioxide at British Nuclear Fuels plc, Springfields. - British Nuclear Fuel chairman to write.

What progress has been made with implementation of integrated dry route kiln (IDR) process to convert uranium hexafluoride into ceramic uranium dioxide at British Nuclear Fuels plc, Springfields. - British Nuclear Fuel chairman to write.

To inquire into the cause of the escape into public waters of a considerable quantity of uranyl nitrate, suspension of uranium, from the Springfields plant of BNF Ltd. & it possible effects & remedies.

To inquire into the cause of the escape into public waters of a considerable quantity of uranyl nitrate, suspension of uranium, from the Springfields plant of BNF Ltd. & it possible effects & remedies.

(Further to 128 c482W) to set out the procedures under which civil safeguarded uranium is co-processed with unsafeguarded defence uranium in compliance with the specific safeguards arrangements for civil uranium at Springfields.

(Further to 128 c482W) to set out the procedures under which civil safeguarded uranium is co-processed with unsafeguarded defence uranium in compliance with the specific safeguards arrangements for civil uranium at Springfields.

What valuation was put on the fixed assets at Sellafield, Capenhurst & Springfields when transferred from the UKAEA to British Nuclear Fuels Ltd ownership in 1971; & whether the initial investment cost in these facilities is included as a proportion of the unit cost of nuclear-generated electricity by Dept of...

What valuation was put on the fixed assets at Sellafield, Capenhurst & Springfields when transferred from the UKAEA to British Nuclear Fuels Ltd ownership in 1971; & whether the initial investment cost in these facilities is included as a proportion of the unit cost of nuclear-generated electricity by Dept of...