Destination Nuclear

Energise Landscape Ltd as part of our partnership with Laetitia Cash and 'The Cleaner Safer Planet Series' is delighted to bring you yet another fantastic interview from Energy Landscape UK Conference, this time from the incredible Lynne Matthews, Head of Destination Nuclear. Destination Nuclear as a key sponsor at Energy Landscape UK plays such a vital role in not only shaping the future of the workforce, but also in the entire education piece surrounding Nuclear in the UK. The nuclear workforce needs to double in the next decade to ensure we have the capability to reach the ambitious targets set. This is no small feat, but we have all the faith in Lynne and her amazing team, as part of the wider National Nuclear Skills plan in supporting the sector to deliver results. Without nuclear in the energy mix, the UK does not stand a chance of becoming a clean energy superpower, so have a watch of this interview and support Destination Nuclear on their amazing journey. #ELUK2024 #Nationalskillsdeliveryteam #Energy #Nuclear #Sustainability #NetZero #Government #UK Rekha Kaur Amy Prole Elina Teplinsky Energise Landscape Ltd

UK nuclear jobs up 60% in a decade as major new projects revitalise the sector 📈 Our 2024 Jobs Map - the nuclear sector’s major annual jobs report released today - shows a huge increase in the number of people working across the industry, driven in large by major new infrastructure projects. Here are the highlights: 👷♀️ There are close to 87,000 people working in the UK nuclear sector, an increase of over 32,000 since 2014, and more than at any other point in UK history. 🏗 England is reaping the benefits of new nuclear projects like Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C, which are helping to drive a 65% increase in the number of sector jobs in England. Hinkley Point C has helped triple the number of nuclear workers in the South West of England, up from 8,500 a decade ago to over 27,000 today. ⚛ The North West has the most sector jobs out of any UK region - 8% up on last year. The region boasts 370 new jobs in nuclear fuel, as allies turn to UK to replace Russian supplies. Sellafield employs close to 12,000 people in Cumbria with 5,000+ people in Warrington working across in new build and decommissioning. 📉 A decade of decline in Wales sees 500 fewer jobs, a 40% fall compared to a decade ago, despite having best nuclear site in Europe. Ynys Môn – home to Wylfa - sees a 57% fall, the biggest of any UK constituency. A new project at Wylfa would reverse this trend, generating jobs and clean power across Wales. 🚫 Nuclear jobs in Scotland continue to flatline. Only 6% of all UK nuclear jobs are now in Scotland, down from 10% in 2014. After the country's last remaining station - Torness - closes in 2028, Scotland will have no nuclear power generation for the first time in 70 years. 📢 Tom Greatrex, CEO Nuclear Industry Association: “As well as tens of thousands of high-skilled, well-paid jobs, nuclear also gives you 24/7 clean power, energy security and significant investment in communities, no other industry can say that... “...We can have lots more of these jobs and opportunities for the next generation if we get on with committing to new projects by supporting Sizewell C to a Final Investment Decision, progressing the development of Small Modular Reactors and a new nuclear project at Wylfa, for more secure, reliable and home grown power.” Access the 2024 Jobs Map ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eEgyttqS Read our Media Release ⏩ https://lnkd.in/eyKqM2sX #JobsMap24 #Nuclear #Netzeroneedsnuclear

🚨 Canada-UK Nuclear Day 🚨 📅 Date: Wednesday, September 04, 2024 🕛 Time: 12:00 BST 📍 Location: Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London The Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce invites you to a special Canada-UK Nuclear Day, organised to align with the World Nuclear Symposium in London. Join us for exclusive insights on nuclear energy and international collaboration from esteemed speakers, including the High Commissioner, Ontario’s Energy Minister, and the UK Minister of Energy. Following these opening remarks, a Keynote VIP Speaker will take the stage, leading into three panel discussions that run until 4:30pm, with a reception to conclude the afternoon. Sponsors & Partners: AtkinsRéalis, Hatch, Cameco, Urenco Ltd, Ontario International Trade Office, High Commission of Canada. 🔗 Register today and secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/g5-h7V-U Booking Deadline: 12pm, Monday, August 26, 2024 Note: Photo ID required for entry. #NuclearEnergy #CanadaUKRelations #GlobalEnergy AtkinsRéalis Hatch Cameco Corporation Urenco Global Energy and Electrification | Énergie et de l’Électrification High Commission of Canada in the United Kingdom | Haut–commissariat du Canada au Royaume–Uni