Daeth mwy na 400 o gyflenwyr o bob cwr ogledd Cymru, y DU a'r diwydiant niwclear rhyngwladol ynghyd ar Ynys Môn wrth i Rolls-Royce SMR a Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) fwrw ymlaen â chynlluniau i gyflawni adweithyddion modiwlaidd bach cyntaf y DU yn Gwyndod.
More than 400 suppliers from across North Wales, the UK and the international nuclear industry came together on Ynys Môn as Rolls-Royce SMR and Great British Energy – Nuclear (GBE-N) moved forward with plans to deliver the UK’s first small modular reactors at Gwyndod.
The first cohort of Rolls-Royce SMR apprentices based on Ynys Môn, close to the future Gwyndod station, has officially started its nuclear journey, marking an important milestone in building the skills needed to deliver the Small Modular Reactor (SMR) programme.
Mae’r garfan gyntaf o brentisiaid Rolls-Royce SMR ar Ynys Môn, a leolir gerllaw gorsaf arfaethedig Gwyndod, wedi dechrau ar eu siwrnai niwclear yn swyddogol, gan nodi carreg filltir bwysig o ran meithrin y sgiliau sy’n angenrheidiol ar gyfer cyflawni’r rhaglen Adweithyddion Modiwlar Bach (SMR).
The project to build the Czech Republic’s first Rolls-Royce SMR at Temelín has taken another step forward with the start of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
Rolls-Royce SMR has awarded ŠKODA JS a contract to design and supply key reactor control systems for its small modular reactors (SMRs).
Rolls-Royce SMR is today launching its Supplier Programme giving UK businesses the opportunity to bid for up to £1.4 billion of contracts over the next year. This will support Rolls-Royce SMR and Great British Energy-Nuclear (GBE-N) as they target more than 70% UK fleet content for the Gwyndod project and unlock significant export potential.
Five pioneering robotics organisations - working with Rolls-Royce SMR to help shape the future of autonomous inspection - have showcased their technologies during demonstration days at the ‘Experi’ facility in Sheffield.
