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Data Centres: Power, Risk and Resilience 2026 - Highlights

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By Lorenza DellAquila, Oliver Carr
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inspiratia convened industry experts and commentators in London on 18 June for a wide-ranging discussion on the future of data centres and the power systems underpinning them. If you’re a subscriber, please log in to proceed with reading Login Not a subscriber yet? Sign up today for a demo and gain full access to the content Request Demo
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Britain’s nuclear strategy splits over SMR supply chain

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By Oliver Carr
| inspiratia Verified
15 June, 2026 NuclearMarket UpdateGeopoliticsPolicy & Regulation A row over who builds Britain's small modular reactors (SMRs) exposes a deep division over industrial policy. When Rolls-Royce SMR named South Korea's Doosan Enerbility and the Czech firm Škoda JS as strategic suppliers for the nuclear island’s reactor pressure vessel body, the reaction by some at Westminster was that a publicly backed British programme was sending its highest-value engineering abroad.
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The fight over the UK's future has begun

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By Oliver Carr
| inspiratia Verified
14 May, 2026 MultisectorsMarket UpdatePolicy & RegulationRisk The Labour Party’s leadership crisis has arrived at a difficult moment for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The Health Secretary Wes Streeting has today [14 May 2026] resigned from government, firing the starting gun on a leadership contest, a week on from elections that exposed a government losing support in several directions at once.
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