Sizewell Site Stakeholder Group
Sizewell
Sizewell A site, located on the Suffolk heritage coast ended 40 years of safe, compliant electrical generation on 31 December 2006. A number of enabling projects are currently taking place as part of the site's Defuelling and Decommissioning preparations.
During the station's operational lifetime its twin Magnox reactors produced over 110 TWh of electricity. This is enough to continually supply England and Wales for six months. A typical day's generation saw the station supply more than 10 million kWh of electricity:- enough to serve the demand of a third of East Anglia.
Immediately to the north of Sizewell A is Britain's newest nuclear power station Sizewell B, which is operated by British Energy.
Meetings
Upcoming Meeting
PREVIOUS PUBLIC MEETING
Implications of the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe for the United Kingdom's nuclear new build programme
Presented by: John Large, Chartered Consulting Engineer
Saxmundham Market Hall
Thursday 15 December 2011
Paper from John Large Associates December 2011
Papers from previous meeting
Agenda for Sizewell 'A' & 'B' Stakeholder Group December 2011
Minutes from meeting held in October 2011
Chairman's Report to December 2011 Meeting of Sizewell A & B Stakeholder Group
Magnox letter and site report to Sizewell A and B stakeholder group November 2011
Site Stakeholder Group Sizewell B Report December 2011
NDA Monthly Update to Site Stakeholder Groups October 2011
Minutes from previous meetings
Other Documents
See all documents for this SSG in the Document Library
Your views sought
Martin Goodfellow is carrying out a research project to understand how different aspects of nuclear design affect how the public feel about nuclear power plants.