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Nuclear project owner and harbour authority operator
Nuclear project owner and harbour authority operator
Sizewell C Limited, Main Construction Area photographed 10 June 2026
Sizewell C Limited is the developer, construction client and future owner-operator of the 3.2 GW Sizewell C station.
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Nuclear project owner and harbour authority operator
Europe, United Kingdom, Suffolk coast
Nuclear project developer and construction owner, Temporary desalination and construction-water client, Marine intake, outfall and shore-crossing procuring entity, Statutory harbour authority legal operator, Civil Works Alliance client participant, Owner testing, environmental compliance and handover counterparty
Sizewell C Limited is the developer, construction client and future owner-operator of the 3.2 GW Sizewell C station. During construction it is also the client for temporary water supply, including the desalination plant, seawater intake and return line, and the treated-wastewater combined drainage outfall. The project company established the statutory harbour authority required by the development consent order; the Harbour Master separately controls navigation safety and marine-work permissions.
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Review publication method Open directory guide Submit a correctionSizewell C Limited identifies itself as the company that will develop, construct, own, operate, maintain and decommission the station. The UK Government's final investment decision record establishes the current project and shareholder framework. Sizewell C's water page assigns the temporary desalination supply to the construction programme, while the Harbour Authority site records the company's legal duty to establish and operate the statutory harbour authority. The Harbour Master retains the separate navigation-safety and marine-permission function. The Civil Works Alliance covers broad marine and tunnelling delivery, but the reviewed public record does not allocate the three temporary utility lines to an individual alliance member or publish complete head installation, testing, first water or owner acceptance.