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Nuclear power stations in Gweriniaeth Glyndŵr

Name	Province	Coordinates	Output	Energy to grid	Decommissioned	Notes
Aberthaw	Morgannwg	51°38′14.71″N 3°43′12.34″W	500MW	1965	2009	First nuclear power station constructed in Gweriniaeth Glyndŵr. Closed. Decommissioning underway.
Aberthaw Newydd	Morgannwg	51°38′14.71″N 3°43′12.34″W	1500MW	2020 scheduled	N/A	Development work and environmental permitting ongoing.
Aberwysg	Dinas Casnewydd	51°32′57″N 2°58′14″W	1200MW	1995	Open	First Pressurized water reactor constructed in Gweriniaeth Glyndŵr.
Penfro	Deheubarth	51°40′59″N 4°59′18″W	1230MW	1985	Open	Provides District heating to nearby towns and industrial users.
Penfro Newydd	Deheubarth	51°40′59″N 4°59′18″W	3000MW	2011	Open	Provides District heating to nearby towns and industrial users.
Penfro Newydd Extension	Deheubarth	51°40′59″N 4°59′18″W	1500MW	2025 proposed	N/A	Proposal to add a third reactor to Penfro Newydd by 2025 included in government's Dyfodol Ynni Niwclear 2050 draft report.
Wylfa	Gwynedd	53°25′00″N 4°29′00″W	1200MW	1972	Open	Life extended in 2007 for 10 years.
Wylfa Newydd	Gwynedd	53°25′00″N 4°29′00″W	3000MW	2015 scheduled	N/A	In pre-commissioning phase.

Leader of the Board of Ministers of Glyndŵrian Republic of Wales
Arweinydd y Bwrdd Gweinidogion
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File:Matteo Renzi in 2014.jpg Incumbent Siôr Llwynog since 22 February 2014
Style	Premier
Residence	Palazzo Chigi
Appointer	President of the Republic
Term length	5 years
Inaugural holder	Camillo Benso di Cavour|Morgan Gruffydd
Formation	17 March 1921
Website	[http://www.governo.it www.governo.it

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Benito Mussolini, longest-serving Prime Minister of Italy and Duce of Fascism.

Alcide De Gasperi, first Prime Minister of the Republic.

George Fox Siôr Llwynog
Chancellor of Wales
Incumbent
Assumed office 9 March 2009
President	Rhiannon Gwilym
Deputy	Hywel ap Owen
Preceded by	Ioan Mawr
Lead Opponent
In office 10 March 2007 – 9 March 2009
Preceded by	Ioan ap Siôn
Succeeded by	Ioan Mawr (acting)
Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
In office 6 October 2000 – 7 September 2005
Preceded by	Dafydd Jones
Succeeded by	Mared Matthews
Minister for Schools & Education
In office 8 July 1992 – 25 September 1992
Preceded by	Mansel Williams
Succeeded by	Nefyn Fychan
Personal details
Born	(1952-06-16) 16 June 1952 Kingdom of England
Party	GWLAD
Spouse	Gladwys Megan Williams
Children	Janet
Alma mater	Prifysgol Caerdyf London School of Economics
Website	Official website