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UK / Boris Johnson Promises New Nuclear Power Station At Wylfa ‘As Fast As Possible’

By David Dalton
26 April 2022

Prime minister suggests new facility could have two reactors

Boris Johnson Promises New Nuclear Power Station At Wylfa ‘As Fast As Possible’
The existing Wylfa nuclear power station has two units that were commissioned in the 1970s and shut down in 2012 and 2015.
UK prime minister Boris Johnson has vowed that a new nuclear power station – probably with two units – will be built at Wylfa on the island of Anglesey in north Wales.

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