Sasha Davies, head of strategic development for Wales at Horizon Nuclear Power gives a progress update on Wylfa Newydd

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Wylfa Newydd Progress Update
Sasha Davies, Head of Strategic Development Wales
Thursday 17th May 2018

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Corporate overview
• Established in 2009, acquired by Hitachi in
2012
• Created to help meet the need for new,
secure low carbon power
• Making steady progress past milestones for
our lead project, Wylfa Newydd, with Oldbury-
on-Severn to follow
• Will deploy tried and tested Hitachi-GE
ABWRs which have already been built to time
and budget in Japan four times over
• c.£20billion+ investment in the UK - up to
60% of project value could be spent in UK,
creating opportunities for British businesses
• Approximately 370 employees at HQ and
Wylfa Newydd including temporary
contractors, graduates and apprentices
GLOUCESTER HQ
WYLFA NEWYDD
OLDBURY-ON-SEVERN

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The key development questions….

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Project in numbers

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Development sequence
DEVELOPMENT
SITE LICENCE GRANT
GENERIC DESIGN
ASSESSMENT
DEVELOPMENT CONSENT
ORDER
CONSTRUCTION OPERATION
UNIT 1 COMMERCIALOPERATION
Mid 2020s
ALLAGREEMENTS/PERMISSIONSINPLACE
Final Investment
Decision
MAJOR EARTHWORKS
UNIT 1
FIRST NUCLEAR
CONCRETE
COMMISSIONING

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What are we submitting ?
Development Consent Order for:
The Generating Station
Offsite facilities (MEEG,ECL,AECC)
Associated Developments (Park & Ride, Logistics Centre)
A5025 off-line highways improvements
Marine License:
Cooling water intake & discharge, breakwaters, MOLF, dredging,
marine disposal
Environmental permits for :
Water, emissions / releases
TCPA for:
Online roads A5025
Site Preparation & Clearance

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Recent progress
 Continued support from the UK and Japanese
Governments, Welsh Government
 UK ABWR successfully completed Generic
Design Assessment
 Clearance to buy reactor components
 Operational Partners – JAPC and Exelon
 Optimisation of plant
 Site Licence Company Board established
 Submitted Site Licence Application
 Apprenticeship programme onto third cohort
 £1 million funding for FE Coleg Menai’s (Llangefni,
Anglesey) £15m Engineering facility
 Completed 3 Pre Application Public Consultations
 Announced Training Services Partnership with Tecnatom
 Submitted application for Radioactive Substances
Regulation Environmental Permit to Natural Resources
Wales
 Submitted Articles 37 & 41 Euratom permissions

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Developing our ‘social license’ to operate
 By engaging effectively with our host community of Anglesey and
wider North Wales region
 Minimising/mitigating negative impacts and maximising positive
socio-economic benefits
 Being a good neighbour
 To protect and enhance Welsh language and culture
 Respecting our Wylfa Newydd ‘sense of place’

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Investing in our future local workforce
Growing our local workforce, from schools through to
Higher & Further Education
Schools ‘Futures/Dyfodol’ Education Outreach and STEM
 ‘Futures/Dyfodol’ STEM programme drives our local
education engagement:
 235 events at Primary, Secondary and Higher Education
with c.19,000 pupils reached
Technical & Further Education
 Good relationships with key local & regional, national Colleges & Universities
 Horizon Engineering apprenticeship scheme / future Construction apprenticeships via supply chain
 £2m invested in our own Technical Apprenticeship scheme
 21 apprentices, with an additional 12 places open for 2018/19

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Our Supply Chain approach
 Supply Chain Charter outlining high level commitment
 Maximise opportunities in the locality and north Wales,
wider UK – North Wales/Northern Powerhouse
 Create a sustainable supply chain
 Promote good performance
 Supplier Code of Conduct develops on commitments made
within Supply Chain Charter to help suppliers understand
our expectations
 Develop a Wylfa Newydd Supply Chain Portal to increase
accessibility and visibility of opportunities to all tiers in the
Supply Chain
 Continue to work with stakeholders on supply chain
readiness and help suppliers understand and prepare for
our requirements
 Reviewing our EPC delivery partner contracting structure
 Facilitate our Tier 1 partners to have direct early
engagement with suppliers

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Delivery partnership review & achievements
 Advanced the design and development of Wylfa Newydd
 Complete Site optimisation review
 Cost Verification
 Generic Design Assessment
 Support Development Consent Order

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