Britain is to embark on building its first nuclear power station for two decades on Monday as the coalition hands a multibillion subsidy to France's EDF with help from a state-owned Chinese firm.The new reactors, which will cost £14bn, are due to start operating in 2023 if constructed on time and will run for 35 years. They will be capable of producing 7% of the UK's electricity – equivalent to the amount used by 7m homes. But soon were heard the reactions of people

"They have control because they sell something everyone has to buy. We have no choice about buying it," he told the Mail on Sunday. "With that amount of power comes huge responsibility to serve society."


These were the words of arzobispo de cantenbury ,regarding alsa energetic that ritish Gas and SSE have announced with price increases for customers of about 10%


 The strike price – the guaranteed rate to be paid for electricity produced at the Somerset site – will be announced on Monday, following two years of complex negotiations. Industry sources have put the price at around £89-£93 per megawatt – nearly twice the market price of energy. The price is guaranteed for 35 years and will rise in line with inflation.