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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. 17:26 - Sep 6 with 2186 viewspeenemunde

Another major step towards building Wylfa B has been passed and at least £12 billion of investment into Wales.

Apparently it wasn’t supposed to be like this post the vote to leave the Frankenstein project (eu).
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 18:44 - Sep 6 with 2132 viewsKilkennyjack

Japan's economy, trade, and industry ministry recently (as of 2016) estimated the total cost of dealing with the Fukushima disaster at ¥21.5 trillion (US$187 billion).

£145 billion.

Trumped x 10.

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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 18:59 - Sep 6 with 2112 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 18:44 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack

Japan's economy, trade, and industry ministry recently (as of 2016) estimated the total cost of dealing with the Fukushima disaster at ¥21.5 trillion (US$187 billion).

£145 billion.

Trumped x 10.


What that’s got to do with Wylfa is beyond me.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:10 - Sep 6 with 2095 viewsHighjack

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 18:44 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack

Japan's economy, trade, and industry ministry recently (as of 2016) estimated the total cost of dealing with the Fukushima disaster at ¥21.5 trillion (US$187 billion).

£145 billion.

Trumped x 10.


Do you think Anglesey is at a high risk of having to face both a massive earthquake and tsunami simultaneously?

The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:13 - Sep 6 with 2093 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:10 - Sep 6 by Highjack

Do you think Anglesey is at a high risk of having to face both a massive earthquake and tsunami simultaneously?


Apparently it will happen when the U.K. finally leaves the eu.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:25 - Sep 6 with 2078 viewsKilkennyjack

The future is clean and renewable.
Wales well positioned for that.

Tory logic is tired and flawed, so ...

Tidal investment - no
Nuclear power - yes

Nothing to celebrate.
Nuclear power - no thanks.

Beware of the Risen People

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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:29 - Sep 6 with 2072 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:25 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack

The future is clean and renewable.
Wales well positioned for that.

Tory logic is tired and flawed, so ...

Tidal investment - no
Nuclear power - yes

Nothing to celebrate.
Nuclear power - no thanks.


I believe roi is nuclear free and will remain in the eu.
Also plenty of flights, as the U.K. will be building many nuclear power stations and be leaving the eu.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 20:35 - Sep 6 with 2037 viewsKilkennyjack

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 19:29 - Sep 6 by peenemunde

I believe roi is nuclear free and will remain in the eu.
Also plenty of flights, as the U.K. will be building many nuclear power stations and be leaving the eu.


Warra tw@@t 😂😂

Beware of the Risen People

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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 20:56 - Sep 6 with 2025 viewswestside

So much for taking back control then if the Japanese are going to build it
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:37 - Sep 6 with 2004 viewslonglostjack

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 20:56 - Sep 6 by westside

So much for taking back control then if the Japanese are going to build it


They’re desperate for any bit of good news mun. Don’t spoil it for them.

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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:57 - Sep 6 with 1981 viewsLeonWasGod

The company first presented their plans in 2009. Feck all to do with Brexit unless you think Brexit means we’d stop producing power.

Not keen on nuclear myself. Always carries a risk. Low likelihood but massive consequences if it does go wrong. Expensive too compared to wind (nearly twice the price to us customers). Does help with carbon targets though.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 23:36 - Sep 6 with 1941 viewsKilkennyjack

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:57 - Sep 6 by LeonWasGod

The company first presented their plans in 2009. Feck all to do with Brexit unless you think Brexit means we’d stop producing power.

Not keen on nuclear myself. Always carries a risk. Low likelihood but massive consequences if it does go wrong. Expensive too compared to wind (nearly twice the price to us customers). Does help with carbon targets though.


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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:00 - Sep 7 with 1911 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:57 - Sep 6 by LeonWasGod

The company first presented their plans in 2009. Feck all to do with Brexit unless you think Brexit means we’d stop producing power.

Not keen on nuclear myself. Always carries a risk. Low likelihood but massive consequences if it does go wrong. Expensive too compared to wind (nearly twice the price to us customers). Does help with carbon targets though.


You are to thick to understand and that is post the vote foreign investment hasn’t run off and is still continuing to invest.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:03 - Sep 7 with 1910 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:37 - Sep 6 by longlostjack

They’re desperate for any bit of good news mun. Don’t spoil it for them.


And you are desperate for things to go t*ts up, so you can say you were right.
It ain’t going to happen, Brexit will be a huge success story and that’s what the eu and idiots such as yourself are dreading.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:19 - Sep 7 with 1906 viewslonglostjack

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:03 - Sep 7 by peenemunde

And you are desperate for things to go t*ts up, so you can say you were right.
It ain’t going to happen, Brexit will be a huge success story and that’s what the eu and idiots such as yourself are dreading.


And the naughty EU dragon was never seen again and everybody in the UK lived happily ever after ..........
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 06:04 - Sep 7 with 1892 viewspeenemunde

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:19 - Sep 7 by longlostjack

And the naughty EU dragon was never seen again and everybody in the UK lived happily ever after ..........
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Using your flawed logic, the USSR should still be in place.
As I said you are dreading a successful independent uk.🇬🇧
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 08:02 - Sep 7 with 1861 viewsLeonWasGod

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 05:00 - Sep 7 by peenemunde

You are to thick to understand and that is post the vote foreign investment hasn’t run off and is still continuing to invest.


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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 08:18 - Sep 7 with 1849 viewsLeonWasGod

Worth pointing out too that the government have now had to commit £5bn to to cost of this project (nearly 1/3rd) reversing a long-established policy. Brexit related? No idea but the timing of this policy change is coincidental. Why would foreign investors need extra incentives all of a sudden?

Discussed here, wiith references to the tidal laggon too https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jun/04/uk-ta

I still think we’re missing a trick with tidal. Need others to somehow get a foothold in that immature market, but it’ll need govt support.
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Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 09:33 - Sep 7 with 1813 viewsJango

Wylfa - Brexit - investment. on 21:57 - Sep 6 by LeonWasGod

The company first presented their plans in 2009. Feck all to do with Brexit unless you think Brexit means we’d stop producing power.

Not keen on nuclear myself. Always carries a risk. Low likelihood but massive consequences if it does go wrong. Expensive too compared to wind (nearly twice the price to us customers). Does help with carbon targets though.


Panasonic relocate its headquarters last week with a potential loss of upto 20 jobs and brexit is destroying us. This positive news which will lead to thousands of jobs for British workers and its the old ‘it would have happened anyway’ b*llocks. This along with Hinckley point, plus the new power station being built up the steel works next year is amazing for the country and outside the EU means the work will be given to our boys. If this had fallen through today you remainers would have been all over it
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