Files  |  21 May 2009

UK takes first step in long journey

by Alex Forbes

Europe’s biggest energy companies have been scrambling to acquire land on which to build the UK’s next generation of nuclear power stations. Some say the fi rst of a series of such stations could begin generating electricity as soon as 2017. But the obstacles – political, technical and fi nancial – remain formidable.

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