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The fund holds and invests assets for the purpose of meeting costs of decommissioning eight nuclear power stations in the UK.

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The Nuclear Trust was established in March 1996 to cover the costs of decommissioning eight nuclear power stations (seven advanced gas cooled reactor stations (AGRs) and one pressurised water reactor station (PWR)) currently operated by EDF Energy Nuclear Generation Limited.

The Trust does this through Nuclear Liabilities Fund Limited (NLF), a company set up with the specific purpose of receiving, holding and investing assets for the purposes of making payments towards discharging certain nuclear liabilities.

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Our purpose

The primary purpose of Nuclear Liabilities Fund Limited (NLF) is to receive and hold monies, investments and other assets, in order to secure funding for discharging certain liabilities related to the decommissioning of eight nuclear power stations currently operated by EDF Energy Nuclear Generation Limited (‘EDF Energy’).

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Corporate Structure

The fund is structured so that its assets are ring-fenced and can only be used for the purpose of making payments towards discharging relevant nuclear liabilities

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How we invest
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Our investments

The fund value is approximately £20.4bn at March 2023

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Annual reports

Download our annual reports below

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