Shaping Tomorrow's Energy Through Advanced Nuclear Technology

Fuel manufactured at Springfields has generated enough energy to supply the UK’s electricity demand for 26 years, avoiding the emission of nearly 3 billion tonnes of CO2  

Springfields, UK – March 30, 2026 – The Westinghouse Springfields facility in Lancashire, UK, has marked a significant milestone as the oldest continuous nuclear fuel manufacturing site in the world, starting from its original license on the 28th. March 1946. The site was chosen by the UK Government to develop nuclear fuel for the world’s earliest civil nuclear power stations, as well as subsequent Magnox and Advanced Gas Reactors (AGR) reactors.

Deploying Proven AP1000 Plants Will Boost American Competitiveness While Creating Significant Economic Benefits and Tens of Thousands of Jobs

Washington, D.C., March 25, 2026 – More than 40 Westinghouse Electric Company supply chain partners gathered in Washington, D.C., to meet with members of the U.S. Congress to share the benefits of building a U.S. fleet of AP1000® plants, the only advanced, grid-scale reactor that is commercially available today.  

November 25, 2025 – Earlier this year, Westinghouse publicly shared its plan with the White House to have 10 of its state-of-the-art AP1000 nuclear reactors under construction by 2030.

October 28, 2025 - Westinghouse Electric Co., the Cranberry-based nuclear firm jointly owned by two Canadian companies, Cameco and Brookfield, announced Tuesday an $80 billion...