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Nuclear industry steps up lobbying of Holyrood's MSPs - Vimarsana News

Nuclear industry steps up lobbying of Holyrood's MSPs

THE UK nuclear industry has stepped up its lobbying of MSPs in a bid to get the Scottish Parliament to reverse its opposition to the building of new…

EDF Energy extends plant services contract with Jacobs : Corporate - Vimarsana News

EDF Energy extends plant services contract with Jacobs : Corporate

USA-based engineering group Jacobs has been awarded a two-year extension to its Stations Services Agreement with EDF Energy, operator of the UK's nuclear power plants. Jacobs' scope includes supporting the safe operation and maintenance of the advanced gas-cooled reactor plants, which account for about 17% of the country's electricity generation.

Infra Dig – Simon Morrish on Xlinks | News+ - Vimarsana News

Infra Dig – Simon Morrish on Xlinks | News+

The IJGlobal Infra Dig podcast this week turns its focus on one of the most exciting projects on the planet – Xlinks – a landmark renewable energy development in Morocco with a 3,800km HVDC sub-sea cable to the UK

EDF Energy confirms Hinkley Point B shutdown plan : Corporate - Vimarsana News

EDF Energy confirms Hinkley Point B shutdown plan : Corporate

EDF Energy has said it still intends to end electricity generation at the Hinkley Point B nuclear power plant in Somerset, England, no later than mid-July this year, despite media reports that the government may request it to keep the plant running for longer.

Morocco Project Could Support UK's Renewable Goals, Hydrogen Economy - Vimarsana News

Morocco Project Could Support UK's Renewable Goals, Hydrogen Economy

A project to bring solar and wind energy from a 10.5-GW project in Morocco to the UK will feature what is likely the world’s longest subsea, high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cables. The importation of