Network Rail, the operator of Britain's railway infrastructure, has entered into a 10-year deal with the French-owned EDF Energy to provide low-carbon electricity to the railways.
Under the £3bn ($4.8bn, €3.6bn) contract, EDF will supply around 3.2 terrawatt hours of energy per year to the railway network for the next decade. EDF will provide low-carbon energy generated from its eight nuclear power stations.
"The deal places nuclear energy at the heart of the UK's infrastructure for the next 10 years and serves to underline... (Continue Reading)
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