Chinese sign deal for new nuclear power station at Bradwell-on-Sea

Chinese corporations will have a majority share in a new power station set to be built in Bradwell-on-Sea, after signing a deal yesterday (Wednesday). French firm EDF Energy reached an agreement with the China General Nuclear Power Corp

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The deal would see Chinese companies build a reactor near a decommissioned plant in Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, which would be the first Chinese-designed and operated nuclear facility in a developed Western nation, according to reports. Gol

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One of them, which will be designed, built and run by Chinese state-run nuclear energy companies, will be next to the tiny village of Bradwell-on-Sea, about 50 miles from London. FSRN