NDA Group presents at UK Parliament on nuclear decommissioning

Today the NDA group presented at a dedicated session of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nuclear Energy, focused on the UK’s decommissioning sector. Charlotte Nichols MP, Paul Vallance (NDA Group Chief Corporate Affairs Officer), Euan Hutton (Sellafield Ltd CEO), and Seth Kybird (Nuclear Waste Services CEO) highlighted the vital role decommissioning plays in the nuclear lifecycle, not as an end, but as an enabler of new nuclear. ✅ Decommissioning is not in decline. Our mission is growing, we're: • supporting 19,000 employees across the UK — 30% of the UK’s civil nuclear workforce. • underpinning the secure energy transition by managing spent fuel from EDF stations. • preparing for 8 future missions, including 7 EDF AGR sites and the MoD’s Vulcan site. • delivering major investment and long-term skilled jobs through the plutonium immobilisation programme at Sellafield. • advancing the Geological Disposal Facility (GDF), a 175-year programme creating 4,000 jobs in the first 25 years and 2,000 annually once operational. 💼 The NDA group economic impact includes: • £2.27bn spent with ~5,000 UK suppliers — 38% are SMEs. • Supporting 40,000 indirect jobs and reaching 83% of UK constituencies. • Investing £45m annually in early careers, with over 1,100 apprentices and graduates trained since 2005 — and 500+ joining in 2025.

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Neil Hyatt

Chief Scientific Adviser | Assuring the scientific excellence of NWS programmes.

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A really rich conversation, recognising challenge and opportunity, the unrivaled capability and determination of our workforce, and the determination to make progress.

Fantastic for Nuclear Waste Services to be represented by our CEO Seth Kybird at such an important event that considers all aspects of the nuclear lifecycle.

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Jane Rowsell

Business Development at fibrisTerre

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There's a few challenges!

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