A consortium led by Polish industrialist Michał Sołowow announces a £35bn plan to build a fleet of 14 small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) across the UK. Reporting across outlets says the reactors would be installed on three British sites, including a location connected to a former nuclear plant in Gloucestershire. The consortium is described as being led by Sołowow’s SGE, with the reported initiative relying on private investment to finance the rollout. One report states the planned generating capacity is sufficient to cover energy needs equivalent to around 8 million UK homes over more than 60 years. Another outlet specifies the technology as GE Vernova Hitachi BWRX-300 reactors. The plan also includes a timetable for delivery, with one report saying the project targets first power in 2034. Other coverage gathered in news listings references related activity and potential partners, but the core elements reported by the main articles remain the same: a 14-reactor SMR fleet, a projected overall cost of £35bn, three UK sites, and an aim to begin operation around the early-to-mid 2030s.