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Scotland's Nuclear Future Divides as Torness Faces Closure
12/12/2025
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Story summary
- The future of nuclear power in Scotland remains contentious ahead of Holyrood.
- The Labour government in Westminster aims for a 'golden age' of nuclear energy.
- Holyrood's SNP opposes new nuclear stations, citing planning laws.
- Torness, Scotland's last nuclear power station, will close in 2030, risking local jobs.
- Local leaders seek a replacement to avert economic downturns, while the SNP favors renewables as faster and cheaper.
