Why Are UK Energy Bills So High? The Real Reason
Gas dependence, marginal pricing, and decades of policy failure — why British families pay more for energy than almost anyone in Europe, and how CFF fixes it.
Read more →In-depth articles on UK energy sovereignty, green hydrogen, nuclear strategy, and the case for building something that lasts 200 years.
Gas dependence, marginal pricing, and decades of policy failure — why British families pay more for energy than almost anyone in Europe, and how CFF fixes it.
Read more →What green hydrogen is, why the UK needs it at scale, and how CFF produces 58,016 tonnes per day using nuclear HTSE — the most efficient route available.
Read more →Same EPR design. Same consortium. Same bespoke approach. Why Sizewell C is on course to repeat every failure that made Hinkley the most expensive power station on Earth.
Read more →750°C vs 285°C. Helium vs water. Walk-away safe vs active cooling. The engineering comparison that explains why CFF chose a fundamentally different reactor.
Read more →Bazalgette's sewers. The National Grid. The NHS. North Sea oil. Britain's greatest infrastructure was always called "too expensive" — until it became unthinkable to live without.
Read more →98% of Copenhagen is heated by district heating. The UK has 6.7 million households in fuel poverty. The difference isn't climate — it's infrastructure. CFF's Heat Halo does it cheaper.
Read more →Capacity factors, dispatchability, land use, system costs, and Dunkelflaute resilience — an honest side-by-side comparison of offshore wind and CFF nuclear.
Read more →The government's own review found Britain is the costliest place on Earth to build nuclear — due to bespoke designs, collapsed supply chains, and regulatory gold-plating. CFF is the fix.
Read more →£44B to decommission the North Sea leaves nothing behind. £15B builds one CFF site that produces energy, hydrogen, water, and jobs for 200 years. The maths speaks for itself.
Read more →North Sea workers have 70-80% skills overlap with CFF. 500,000 permanent jobs across 28 coastal sites. This is what a real just transition looks like — not a retraining leaflet.
Read more →The full timeline of Hinkley Point C cost escalation — from £18B to £48B — and what one CFF site delivers for a third of that price.
Read more →4,000 offshore jobs lost in one year. £44B for decommissioning. Zero transition plan. CFF offers permanent skilled careers for 200 years.
Read more →How High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactors work, why 750°C helium changes everything, and why CFF chose HTGRs over conventional PWRs.
Read more →55 hectares. 3,600 MWe. ~66 MWe per hectare — 3.5x Hinkley, 7.5x Sizewell, 1,645x solar. The most power-dense energy infrastructure ever proposed.
Read more →...and 5 more articles planned. New posts published weekly.