Rolls-Royce unveils multi-million-pound Sheffield facility to develop next-gen nuclear

- Rolls-Royce unveils multi-million-pound Sheffield facility to develop next-gen nuclear power plants - The facility will manufacture and test prototype modules for Rolls-Royce SMR power plants - Rolls-Royce aims to bring 16 SMRs online across the UK by 2025, each capable of powering over one million homes - SMRs are quicker to deliver and have less impact on local communities than large-scale nuclear plants - Government aims to phase out fossil fuel electricity generation by 2035 and host up to 24 gigawatts of nuclear generation capacity by 2050 - Issues raised about integrating SMRs with renewable energy sources and larger nuclear projects - Concerns about cost-effectiveness and environmental impact of SMRs raised by the Environmental Audit Committee

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