Assystem in the united kingdom

Assystem has been operating in the United Kingdom since 1996 and is now supporting the country's energy transition through the provision of a full range of services including engineering, project management and digital solutions and services. 

The United Kingdom is targeting carbon neutrality by 2050 through its Net Zero strategy and energy security plan, which includes a significant expansion of offshore wind, hydrogen and nuclear power. 

The United Kingdom is making nuclear power a cornerstone of its energy strategy. Assystem is a major player in the UK’s nuclear new build programme, as EDF's level 1 engineering partner and a key contributor to the development of small modular reactors (SMRs). We are a member of the Sizewell C consortium, a network of over 200 companies dedicated to the project’s success. We are also a leading engineering service provider for the Hinkley Point C project and a member of the UK SMR consortium. 

Assystem also supports the nuclear fusion experimental programme conducted by the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) in Culham and brings all its experience to this programme thanks to its position as a key player, as Architect Engineer of the ITER project.  

Our teams are also providing innovative solutions for the decommissioning of Sellafield Ltd, the UK's most complex nuclear site, providing expertise in safety studies and engineering. Assystem engineers are also supporting the development of renewable energies in the UK, providing design services and methodologies for large-scale submarine cables and the equipment used to deploy them. 

We are also contributing to the decarbonisation of the transport sector in the UK. We have been involved in a number of large-scale rail transport and infrastructure projects, including rail safety consultancy for a major UK rail operator, as well as project management and environmental services for the Thameslink construction. 

Our teams also provide engineering and digital services to key clients in the United Kingdom defence sector, supporting the country's naval nuclear programme.