Big‑Money Needed to Keep Sizewell C on Track
The UK government is on the hunt for serious investors with deep pockets and a solid track record in building large‑scale infrastructure. The ideal partner would also have experience in the nuclear arena.
Funding Snapshot
- UK government + French energy giant EDF have already committed about £20 billion.
- More money is still on the table – the project is a hefty £50 billion deal.
- Only firms that pass strict national‑security checks can put their money in.
Claire Coutinho Says It All – “Investing at Sizewell C is an exciting opportunity”
“This project is a chance to help the UK’s nuclear revival—clean, reliable, affordable power for generations to come.”
“We’re talking off‑the‑chain thousands of jobs, powering six million homes and giving energy security a serious boost.”
“We’ll only accept solid, competitive bids that give taxpayers a fair bang for their buck.”
What’s in It for Investors?
- Historic 25‑plus year development cycle capped at a £50 billion cost.
- Potential earnings from a state‑owned, almost 150‑MW power output.
- High‑visibility project: a flagship of the UK’s future energy mix.
Ready to Jump In?
If you’re a seasoned infrastructure builder with a knack for nuclear, this could be the ticket to a long‑term, high‑profile payoff. Don’t miss out – investors are being called for fast.
