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Consortium selected to deliver Europe’s first SMR power stations

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Artist’s impression of an SMR nuclear power plant. Image: Rolls-Royce SMR

Mace Consult, Hochtieff, Turner & Townsend and Unipart have been appointed to the delivery partner team helping Rolls-Royce build nuclear power plants with small modular reactor (SMRs).

They will join Virginia-headquartered engineer Amentum, which Rolls-Royce has announced as delivery partner leader.

SMRs are smaller, scalable, factory-built nuclear power plants that can be deployed for a range of applications.

Rolls-Royce SMR will first deliver the technology at Wylfa in the UK and at Temelín in the Czech Republic. 

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