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You need to go through the history of the share. Probably had fundraises and share consolidations

Edf into sizewell b then asap

https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/EDF-looks-to-extend-Sizewell-B-operation

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ROLLS-ROYCE is taking centre stage in the Government's new energy master plan as the British engineering giant is set to help the UK deliver an "affordable, sustainable and secure" new nuclear system.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson today unveiled a brand-new energy strategy for the UK as the country grapples with soaring bills and seeks to slash reliance on Russia. Boosting Britain’s nuclear capacity appears to be a key part of the strategy, and within that, Rolls-Royce’s exciting new Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). The Government is investing £210million to help develop the innovations, which are said to be much cheaper and easier to deploy than traditional nuclear power stations.

Rolls-Royce has already secured a £500million cash injection to help build the technology.

The funding came from Qatar, the owners of French oil giant Perenco, US company Exelon Generation, along with the £210million contribution from the Government.

https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/04/07/is-the-rolls-royce-share-price-about-to-go-nuclear/

whats happening in July?

i know. crazy reaction, i was expecting 120p

its not really a detailed strategy, the link i posted is the energy strategy basically

A new government body, Great British Nuclear, will be set up immediately to bring forward new projects, backed by substantial funding, and we will launch the £120 million Future Nuclear Enabling Fund this month. We will work to progress a series of projects as soon as possible this decade, including Wylfa site in Anglesey. This could mean delivering up to eight reactors, equivalent to one reactor a year instead of one a decade, accelerating nuclear in Britain.

hes a total muppett - what date is he leaving?

click on link - scroll to bottom - there you ll see all the companies involved with their CEO comments and rolls royce is one of them

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/major-acceleration-of-homegrown-power-in-britains-plan-for-greater-energy-independence

bottom of the link

Tom Samson, CEO of Rolls-Royce SMR, said:

The Rolls-Royce SMR remains the fastest route to market for new nuclear deployment in the UK and we welcome this government’s clear commitment to turbocharging nuclear deployment.

By providing an early commitment and working in series, Rolls-Royce SMRs will be able to contribute to the bold vision set out by the Prime Minister for energy security and decarbonisation.

Rolls-Royce SMRs offer an affordable, sustainable and secure low carbon future for the UK and an export opportunity to realise the aims of Global Britain if we act now.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/major-acceleration-of-homegrown-power-in-britains-plan-for-greater-energy-independence

The government’s British Energy Security Strategy sets out how Great Britain will accelerate the deployment of wind, new nuclear, solar and hydrogen, whilst supporting the production of domestic oil and gas in the nearer term – which could see 95% of electricity by 2030 being low carbon.

The strategy will see a significant acceleration of nuclear, with an ambition of up to 24GW by 2050 to come from this safe, clean, and reliable source of power. This would represent up to around 25% of our projected electricity demand. Subject to technology readiness from industry, Small Modular Reactors will form a key part of the nuclear project pipeline.

A new government body, Great British Nuclear, will be set up immediately to bring forward new projects, backed by substantial funding, and we will launch the £120 million Future Nuclear Enabling Fund this month. We will work to progress a series of projects as soon as possible this decade, including Wylfa site in Anglesey. This could mean delivering up to eight reactors, equivalent to one reactor a year instead of one a decade, accelerating nuclear in Britain.

Key points of the new energy strategy
Nuclear - The government plans to reduce the UK's reliance on oil and gas by building as many as eight new nuclear reactors, including two at Sizewell in Suffolk. A new body will oversee the delivery of the new plants.
Wind - The government aims to reform planning laws to speed up approvals for new offshore wind farms. For onshore wind farms it wants to develop partnerships with "supportive communities" who want to host turbines in exchange for guaranteed cheaper energy bills.
Hydrogen - Targets for hydrogen production are being doubled to help provide cleaner energy for industry as well as for power, transport and potentially heating.
Solar - The government will consider reforming rules for installing solar panels on homes and commercial buildings to help increase the current solar capacity by up to five times by 2035.
Oil and gas - A new licensing round for North Sea projects is being launched in the summer on the basis that producing gas in the UK has a lower carbon footprint than doing so abroad.
Heat pumps - There will be a £30m "heat pump investment accelerator competition" to make British heat pumps which reduce demand for gas.

Key points of the new energy strategy
Nuclear - The government plans to reduce the UK's reliance on oil and gas by building as many as eight new nuclear reactors, including two at Sizewell in Suffolk. A new body will oversee the delivery of the new plants.
Wind - The government aims to reform planning laws to speed up approvals for new offshore wind farms. For onshore wind farms it wants to develop partnerships with "supportive communities" who want to host turbines in exchange for guaranteed cheaper energy bills.
Hydrogen - Targets for hydrogen production are being doubled to help provide cleaner energy for industry as well as for power, transport and potentially heating.
Solar - The government will consider reforming rules for installing solar panels on homes and commercial buildings to help increase the current solar capacity by up to five times by 2035.
Oil and gas - A new licensing round for North Sea projects is being launched in the summer on the basis that producing gas in the UK has a lower carbon footprint than doing so abroad.
Heat pumps - There will be a £30m "heat pump investment accelerator competition" to make British heat pumps which reduce demand for gas.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10695019/Boris-bets-nuclear-EIGHT-new-plants-ahead.html

some of the posters here must be shorting this

Just speculating looks like we are opening up

Why not. If I'd been in charge I'd have issued a general commentary rns anyway about the govts energy strategy.

So apparently the energy strategy is out. Mainly wind and nuclear with no specific mention of anything??