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Latest ‘Insider Tour’ of Hinkley Point C released

By Hinkley Point C media team | Posted October 02, 2025

In the latest update video, Hinkley Point C’s Project Delivery Director, Simon Parsons takes us behind the scenes as the site focus shifts to a new phase. With the civil construction work nearing completion and the second dome in place, attention is now firmly on the power station’s fit out with pipes, cables and equipment.

Thanks to innovation and the experience gained from Unit 1, teams are building the second unit 20-30% faster, with prefabrication now approaching 60%. Everything learned here will benefit Sizewell C from the start.

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Attention is now firmly on the power station’s fit out with pipes, cables and equipment.
Attention is now firmly on the power station’s fit...
Site Delivery Director Simon Parsons gives a behind the scenes tour of construction.
Site Delivery Director Simon Parsons gives a behin...
The construction site focus shifts to a new phase as buildings near completion.
The construction site focus shifts to a new phase ...
Hinkley Point C has more fish protection measures than any other power station. Trials of a new acoustic fish deterrent are underway.
Hinkley Point C has more fish protection measures ...
The civil construction work is nearing completion and the second dome in place.
The civil construction work is nearing completion ...
Key equipment, such as this huge steam generator, is now installed inside the first Reactor Building.
Key equipment, such as this huge steam generator, ...

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