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Asked what the wisdom was behind not giving grants to nuclear power stations and giving grants to things like wind farms, the Prime Minister’s Spokeswoman (PMS) said that the Energy Secretary had made his views clear on this; nuclear was a well-established technology and it was important that we gave some funding to newer forms of energy.

The PMS also referred the reporter to some of the statements from energy companies who were investing in nuclear and were confident that new power stations of various types would be coming on stream to meet demands towards 2018.

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