Nuclear Inevitability

26 November 2007

Nuclear likely to come in early next year.

A Gordon Brown speech to the CBI has hinted that the nuclear decision will be made early on in the New year. This decision should have been made three years ago, the interesting element of any annoucement will be how iwll they fund new build. Past predictiosn have stated PFI projects and private finance deals, these have never been that popular and so one is braced for a wave of state funded nuclear power building programmes.


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