Going Nuclear

Adrian Bull; William Bodel; Gregg Butler; Juan  Matthews; Francis Livens; Aneeqa Khan

Going Nuclear

Adrian Bull, William Bodel^*, Gregg Butler, Juan Matthews, Francis Livens, Aneeqa Khan

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This collection features research and evidence-led recommendations from prominent experts in the field of nuclear energy. The University of Manchester’s Dalton Nuclear Institute work closely with the nuclear industry, and highlight the steps needed to develop a policy framework which can secure a long-term nuclear future. From the importance of skills and training, to developing new reactors, to legislative clarity and rapid progression of programmes to meet the 2050 net zero deadline.

Original language	English
Publisher	policy@manchester
Publication status	Published - Dec 2022

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