Somewhere on the East Lothian coast this weekend, Torness Reactor 2 began warming up. It had been offline since late February for its 13th statutory inspection and refuelling outage – a meticulous, safety-mandated process that involves the Office for Nuclear Regulation granting explicit consent before a single watt is returned to the grid. That consent has been granted. The reactor is rising. And as it synchronises with the network, something will be true of the United Kingdo

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