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A world-leading industrial technology company that pioneers cutting-edge power and propulsion solutions for safety-critical applications in the air, at sea and on land - Rolls-Royce has been a global benchmark for excellence for over 100 years. Rolls-Royce has more than 60 years’ experience designing, manufacturing, supporting and operating PWR plants for the UK Royal Navy.

QIA is the sovereign wealth fund of the State of Qatar and was founded in 2005 to invest and manage the state reserve funds. QIA is among the largest and most active sovereign wealth funds globally and invests across a wide range of asset classes and regions as well as in partnership with leading institutions around the world.

The UK subsidiary of Constellation Energy Corporation. Constellation Energy owns and operates the largest fleet of nuclear plants in America. 21 reactors with 20,895 MW of capacity comprising one of the America’s cleanest and lowest-cost power generation fleets.

Extensive investments in the energy space. The company is represented and advised by BNF Capital Limited; an FCA regulated investment advisory business based in the UK.

ČEZ is one of the largest companies in the Czech Republic and a leading energy group operating in Western and Central Europe. ČEZ Group has committed to set an example and make the energy sector sustainable, more environmentally friendly, and conscious in regard to our planet. A priority for ČEZ is greater diversity, closer cooperation with communities, and an approach to customers that is as accommodating as possible, offering them the best technological and energy-efficient solutions.

The foundation of power generation at ČEZ Group are emission-free sources. The ČEZ strategy named Clean Energy for Tomorrow is based on ambitious decarbonisation, development of nuclear energy, and a significant increase in the number of renewable sources of energy that we build for our customers’ needs. Recently, ČEZ announced that it would move forward its climate-neutrality commitment by ten years, to 2040.

Rolls-Royce SMR is supported by £210million grant funding from UKRI - the largest public funder of research and innovation in the UK, with a budget of over £8billion - to further develop SMR design and take it through the regulatory processes to assess suitability of potential deployment in the UK. The grant is administered by SICE (Science and Innovation for Climate and Energy) and is being overseen by the IPA (Infrastructure and Projects Authority).