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EDF's Sizewell C is beginning its construction phase this year, a process that could take around 10 years.  The power station will create some 70,000 UK jobs and 1,500 apprenticeships, with as many of these opportunities going to the local workforce as possible, contributing £4 billion to the region’s supply chains and economy.

The construction phase is opening up thousands of jobs at the site that you might not traditionally associate with nuclear power.

You can view the Sizewell C vacancies board here.

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Nuclear power stations produce zero greenhouse gas emissions during operation, so are a vital  ‘clean energy’ source.  Additionally, as generators of low-carbon electricity and heat, nuclear power stations can become hubs for other net zero technologies which require electricity, such as green hydrogen production and direct air capture.

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