Atom is prematurely split in the ‘golden age’ transatlantic partnership / Nils Pratley
Britain was always going to prefer homegrown technology for the SMR reactors at Wylfe. The US would have done the same It had all been so harmonious two months ago. “Together with the US, we’re building a golden age of nuclear that puts both countries at the forefront of global innovation and (…)
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