Boris Johnson visits Sizewell C nuclear power station

The video discusses the historical and future land use for energy generation, focusing on developments from the 1960s and 1990s. It highlights plans for building a carbon copy of an existing site to generate electricity for six million homes, requiring significant land. The video also details the architectural features of reactors and turbine halls, and touches on construction timelines and protests.

What was the primary reason for land clearance in the 1960s and 1990s?

• To preserve historical sites

• To build a new residential area

• To allow for construction and development

• To create a natural wilderness

What is the expected electricity generation capacity of the new site?

• For eight million homes

• For six million homes

• For four million homes

• For two million homes

How many reactors and turbine halls are planned for the new site?

• Two reactors and two turbine halls

• Four reactors and four turbine halls

• One reactor and one turbine hall

• Three reactors and three turbine halls

What is considered the main architectural feature of the new energy site?

• The visitor center

• The control room

• The cooling towers

• The turbine halls

What challenges were faced during the development of the new site?

• Shortage of materials

• Environmental protests

• Technical difficulties

• Lack of funding