Department for Energy Security and Net Zero announced that Siemens Energy in Newcastle will make the turbines for Rolls-Royce SMR at Wylfa to build a strong UK-led nuclear supply chain.
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Siemens Energy in Newcastle will make the turbines for Rolls-Royce SMR at Wylfa, another important step in building a strong, UK-led nuclear supply chain. The area has a…
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Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
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- Government Administration
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- London, GB
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- 1,001–5,000 employees
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Empowering our energy security: we’re leading the technological charge towards energy sovereignty with more home grown, cleaner energy.
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