Who won: DESNZ UKNNL Framework

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Background The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (“DESNZ”) owns HM Government’s mission to make the UK a clean energy superpower by achieving clean power by 2030 and Net Zero by 2050. Nuclear Power is intended to play a critical role in achieving this mission through the provision of low carbon, baseload energy generation to a renewables-led power system in the UK. The UK is also a UN Permanent Five (P5) Nuclear Nation, which entails both domestic and international responsibilities for which DESNZ is the lead Department in delivering. It is therefore critical that DESNZ is able to: • Make effective, informed policy decisions • Deliver an effective regulatory regime which supports the delivery of effective, safe and safeguarded nuclear energy generation in the UK and abroad; • Collaborate with partners both international and domestic to ensure the UK promotes world-leading practices in the sector, supports effective international collaboration on nuclear matters and discharges its obligations as a nuclear state; and • Work with the nuclear sector to enable the development of novel, innovative technologies. Based on historic workload and future pipeline, there will be

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