Sellafield Ltd, the government-owned company responsible for Europe’s largest nuclear weapon and nuclear power waste site, Sellafield, has pleaded guilty and apologised for cybersecurity failings.
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Rolls-Royce considering ‘a range of options’ over sale of SMR business
Rolls-Royce may be on the verge of selling its Rolls-Royce SMR subsidiary in order to secure more funding for the business as it seeks to be the first to deploy small modular reactors in the UK.
Proposed £3bn 2GW Loch Ness pumped storage hydro scheme edges ahead
A second community consultation will take place this month for a planned 2GW pumped storage hydro (PSH) project near Loch Ness.
Under construction UKAEA facility to aid fusion energy generation research
Nuclear fusion is in no way a simple concept, but it could provide infinite energy. It is created by combining two light atomic nuclei to form a single heavier one which results in the generation of energy.
Early contractor involvement benefits SSEN Transmission’s overhaul of north Scotland energy infrastructure
North Scotland’s energy network was not designed to meet 21st century generation requirements. But it is now down to SSEN Transmission and its contractors to upgrade it by the end of 2030.
Crown Estate’s Gus Jaspert on actions required to expand UK’s offshore wind capacity
It is almost 25 years since the Blyth offshore wind farm was commissioned, marking the beginning of UK offshore wind energy generation. Since then, capacity has grown exponentially, with UK becoming the second largest offshore wind energy producer in the world. According to the Crown Estate’s 2023 UK Offshore Wind…
Arcadis CEO discusses exiting Middle East, ethics and positivity about future
Arcadis is in the process of winding down its Middle East operations due to issues with getting paid by clients, but is positive about the wider economic outlook and is confident about its own success and ethics, according to the company’s chief executive.
How can the UK unlock floating offshore wind’s potential?
Floating wind farms are becoming ever more viable, opening up new possibilities for renewable energy from the sea.
WSP UK Deputy CEO Paul Reilly tells industry to be bold and ‘come out fighting’
Engineers can be forgiven for feeling besieged by widespread narratives of cost overruns, delays and cancellations. Our industry also faces real capacity challenges with evergrowing public demands and difficulties securing the skills base and supply chains required to meet those demands.
Cumbria-based construction firm signed to £40M, 15-year framework at Sellafield
Cumbria-based Stobbarts is the latest local firm to join Sellafield’s Programme and Project Partners (PPP) in a 15-year, £40M framework deal that will see the organisation support Sir Robert McAlpine.