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Nuclear industry needs ‘radical reset’ to drive down costs, government taskforce warns
Report blames ‘outdated’ planning and regulatory barries for preventing more schemes from getting off the ground
Nuclear projects are being held back by too much regulation and a risk averse-culture, an independent government taskforce has found.
The first interim report by the Nuclear Taskforce, published yesterday, said the nuclear sector needs a “radical reset” to bring down costs on nuclear construction schemes and deliver them faster.
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