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Melissa Jones: /* Letter to UK Government over slow 'strike price' negotiations with EDF Energy */ internal link

2013-10-30T11:51:52Z

Letter to UK Government over slow 'strike price' negotiations with EDF Energy: internal link

Melissa Jones: /* 'Winning hearts and minds' post-Fukushima */

2013-10-30T02:55:45Z

'Winning hearts and minds' post-Fukushima

Melissa Jones: /* Winning hearts and minds post-Fukushima */

2013-10-30T02:52:55Z

Winning hearts and minds post-Fukushima

Melissa Jones at 02:51, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T02:51:50Z

Melissa Jones: safety post fukushima

2013-10-30T02:50:36Z

safety post fukushima

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2013-10-08T12:27:42Z

Letter to UK Government over slow negotiations with EDF Energy: link fixed

Melissa Jones: /* Recent publications and articles */

2013-10-08T12:22:51Z

Recent publications and articles

Melissa Jones: /* Recent Publications */

2013-10-08T12:20:46Z

Recent Publications

Melissa Jones at 12:08, 8 October 2013

2013-10-08T12:08:44Z

Melissa Jones: update

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 ===Letter to UK Government over slow 'strike price' negotiations with EDF Energy===
-In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics at The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
+In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to an [[Nuclear academics open letter to Sunday Telegraph April 2013|open letter to the editor of the ''Sunday Telegraph'']] arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics at The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
 ==='Winning hearts and minds' post-Fukushima===

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 ==='Winning hearts and minds' post-Fukushima===
-Grimston reportedly spoke about 'winning hearts and minds' following the Fukushima disaster, saying that the nuclear energy industry’s PR has been 'too defensive and reactive'.
+Grimston has reportedly spoken about the nuclear industry's need for 'winning hearts and minds' saying that its PR has been 'too defensive and reactive'following the Fukushima disaster.
 :“The industry’s obsession with communicating its safety message is in danger of arousing, not allaying, public concern,” he said. “It’s a bit like an airline running an ad that says ‘If you fly on one of our aircraft, there’s a very good chance the wings won’t fall off – and if they do, we provide you with a lifejacket’.”

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 In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics at The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
-===Winning hearts and minds post-Fukushima===
+==='Winning hearts and minds' post-Fukushima===
 Grimston reportedly spoke about 'winning hearts and minds' following the Fukushima disaster, saying that the nuclear energy industry’s PR has been 'too defensive and reactive'.
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 :“The industry’s obsession with communicating its safety message is in danger of arousing, not allaying, public concern,” he said. “It’s a bit like an airline running an ad that says ‘If you fly on one of our aircraft, there’s a very good chance the wings won’t fall off – and if they do, we provide you with a lifejacket’.”
-Heavyweigh nuclear lobbyist [[Philip Dewhurst]] believes that Grimston 'had a point'. <ref> As mentioned in [http://www.thecollegegroup.com/index.php/news/story/nuclear_setbacks_demand_stronger_communication Nuclear Setbacks Demand Stronger Communication], Article posted on College Group website, dated 'two years ago', first appeared in IPRA Frontline, acc 30 October 2013 </ref>
+Heavyweight former [[BNFL]] nuclear lobbyist [[Philip Dewhurst]] believes that Grimston 'had a point'. <ref> As mentioned in [http://www.thecollegegroup.com/index.php/news/story/nuclear_setbacks_demand_stronger_communication Nuclear Setbacks Demand Stronger Communication], Article posted on College Group website, dated 'two years ago', first appeared in IPRA Frontline, acc 30 October 2013 </ref>
 ==Recent publications and articles==

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 ===Letter to UK Government over slow 'strike price' negotiations with EDF Energy===
-In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
+In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics at The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
-===Winning hearts and minds post-Fukushima==
+===Winning hearts and minds post-Fukushima===
 Grimston reportedly spoke about 'winning hearts and minds' following the Fukushima disaster, saying that the nuclear energy industry’s PR has been 'too defensive and reactive'.

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-Dr '''Malcolm Grimston''' is an associate fellow in the Energy, Environment and Development Programme at The [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]], [[Chatham House]], UK. <ref> [http://www.chathamhouse.org/about-us/directory/70644 Malcolm Grimston Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources], Chatham House website, accessed 8 October 2013 </ref>
+Dr '''Malcolm Grimston''' is an academic and nuclear expert.
-He was previously Honorary Senior Research Fellow at ICEPT [[Imperial College]].
+He is associate fellow in the Energy, Environment and Development Programme at The [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]], [[Chatham House]], UK. <ref> [http://www.chathamhouse.org/about-us/directory/70644 Malcolm Grimston Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources], Chatham House website, accessed 8 October 2013 </ref>
 ==Background==
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 :Mr Malcolm C Grimston graduated from the University of Cambridge. He taught chemistry from 1980 to 1987, and in 1987 was appointed Director of the Talks Service at the [[UK Atomic Energy Authority]]. In 1992 he joined the [[British Nuclear Industry Forum]] as Energy Issues Adviser. In 1995 Malcolm Grimston took up an appointment at Imperial College, London, as a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for Environmental Technology, researching energy policy issues. In 1999 he was appointed a Senior Research Fellow at the [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]], [[Chatham House]], London, conducting an investigation into the future of civil nuclear energy. He is currently an Associate Fellow at Chatham House, and the author of numerous articles for journals etc.<ref>[http://www.world-nuclear.org/sym/2004/grimstonbio.htm Malcolm Grimston], The World Nuclear Association 2004 </ref>
-==Letter to UK Government over slow negotiations with EDF Energy==
+==Pro-nuclear activities==
 In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion]], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
 ==Recent publications and articles==

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 *[http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/turn-to-nuclear-malcolm-grimston/ Turn to nuclear], ''Prospect '', 18 September 2013
 *[http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/blog/nuclear-power-britain-renewables-malcolm-grimston/#.UlP3uiTJIXw The nuclear option], ''Prospect Blog'', 5 March 2013
-*[http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/nuclear/#.UlP4VyTJIXw Nuclear], 12 September 2012
+*[http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/nuclear/#.UlP4VyTJIXw Nuclear], ''Prospect '', 12 September 2012
-*Energy special: Nuclear non-reaction, ''Prospect'',20 March 2012
+*[http://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/economics/fukushima-nuclear-policy/#.UlP40STJIXw Energy special: Nuclear non-reaction], ''Prospect'',20 March 2012
 *Energy special: Nuclear may make sense, despite concerns, ''Prospect'', 23 March 2011
 * [http://www.chathamhouse.org/publications/papers/view/109378 Electricity - Social Service or Market Commodity? The Importance of Clarity for Decision-making on Nuclear Build], Programme Paper, June 2010

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 In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
-==Recent Publications==
+==Recent publications and articles==
 * [http://www.chathamhouse.org/publications/papers/view/109378 Electricity - Social Service or Market Commodity? The Importance of Clarity for Decision-making on Nuclear Build], Programme Paper, June 2010
 *[http://www.chathamhouse.org/publications/twt/archive/view/168037'Nuclear Power: New Generation'], ''The World Today'', November 2008
 * Generating Profits? Can Liberalized Markets fit the Electricity Bill?, 2005
-* Double or Quits - The Global Future of Civil Nuclear Energy, with Peter Beck, Earthscan Books, 2002
+* ''Double or Quits - The Global Future of Civil Nuclear Energy'', with Peter Beck, Earthscan Books, 2002
 *Civil Nuclear Power - Fuel of the Future or Relic of the Past?, with Peter Beck, RIIA, 2000
 *Coal as an Energy Source, IEA, 1999
 *'Leukaemia and Nuclear Establishments - Fifteen Years of Research', Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology vol 26, 1999
 *'Chernobyl and Bhopal - Comparisons and Contrasts', Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology vol 24, 1997
 ==Contact==

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	In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'. It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans; Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government, Dame [[Sue Ion], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].		In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'. It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans; Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government, Dame [[Sue Ion], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
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		+	==Recent Publications==
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		+	* [http://www.chathamhouse.org/publications/papers/view/109378 Electricity - Social Service or Market Commodity? The Importance of Clarity for Decision-making on Nuclear Build], Programme Paper, June 2010
		+	*[http://www.chathamhouse.org/publications/twt/archive/view/168037'Nuclear Power: New Generation'], ''The World Today'', November 2008
		+	* Generating Profits? Can Liberalized Markets fit the Electricity Bill?, 2005
		+	* Double or Quits - The Global Future of Civil Nuclear Energy, with Peter Beck, Earthscan Books, 2002
		+	*Civil Nuclear Power - Fuel of the Future or Relic of the Past?, with Peter Beck, RIIA, 2000
		+	*Coal as an Energy Source, IEA, 1999
		+	*'Leukaemia and Nuclear Establishments - Fifteen Years of Research', Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology vol 26, 1999
		+	*'Chernobyl and Bhopal - Comparisons and Contrasts', Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology vol 24, 1997
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	==Contact==		==Contact==

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-Dr '''Malcolm Grimston''' is Honorary Senior Research Fellow, ICEPT Imperial College.
+Dr '''Malcolm Grimston''' is an associate fellow in the Energy, Environment and Development Programme at The [[Royal Institute of International Affairs]], [[Chatham House]], UK. <ref> [http://www.chathamhouse.org/about-us/directory/70644 Malcolm Grimston Associate Fellow, Energy, Environment and Resources], Chatham House website, accessed 8 October 2013 </ref>
 ==Background==
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 In April 2013 Grimston was one of 18 influential signatories to a letter in the ''[[Sunday Telegraph]]'' arguing that 'Nuclear energy brings significant public health and environmental benefits'.  It pushed the case that 'building a fleet of new nuclear power stations rather than one reactor at a time will lead to considerable economies of scale and lower costs for consumers. It will also provide the reliable, secure, low-carbon energy urgently needed in this country. However, we are becoming increasingly concerned at the apparent slow progress of negotiations between the Government and EDF Energy for Hinkley Point C, and we fear this aspiration could be undermined if a deal on the pioneer project is not resolved satisfactorily'.<ref>Sir David King et al [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/10006905/The-Government-should-not-delay-on-its-nuclear-power-plans.html The Government should not delay on its nuclear power plans;  Negotiations over Hinkley Point C are going too slowly] ''telegraph.co.uk'' April 21, 2013 Sunday 6:59 AM GMT </ref> Grimston's name appeared alongside prominent scientific advocates of nuclear power including [[David King]] the former Chief Scientific Adviser to the UK government,  Dame [[Sue Ion], Independent Consultant, Professor [[Simon Biggs]] FREng Professor of Particle Science & Engineering University of Leeds, Professor [[Jon Billowes]], Professor of Nuclear Physics The [[University of Manchester]], Professor [[Colin Boxall]] The Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair in Nuclear Engineering and Decommissioning [[Lancaster University]] and [[David Cope]] of [[Cambridge University]].
 ==Notes==
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