UK MPs: Sizewell C nuclear deal 'terrible' for taxpayers, consumers bear £40bn risk

A UK parliamentary inquiry concludes that the Sizewell C nuclear project is a poor deal for taxpayers, with consumers shouldering most of the £40bn cost and 'extraordinary' financial risk while private investors stand to profit. The finding challenges the government's flagship energy policy and could prompt renegotiation or delays, affecting UK energy security and fiscal exposure.

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