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"[These delays] make one wonder whether Hinkley Point can respect its deadlines," the auditor said, adding that if the project runs over budget, EDF would be responsible for the cost.

Failure to complete a deal with EDF would be a disappointment for Centrica, although the recent decline in commodity prices has provided other opportunities to acquire production assets at more reasonable prices".

The government revealed that France's EDF would be able to receive a £10bn public guarantee on the financing needed to help build its proposed new reactors at Hinkley Point in Somerset.

The nuclear plants being proposed by EDF would be the first such facilities to be built in the UK since 1995.

On Wednesday EDF said it would be constructed by 2025 although the subsidy agreement with the British government contains a clause allowing the plant to be completed no later than 2033.

EDF said that customers affected would be reimbursed, including interest.

EDF said that 1.5 million customers would be unaffected because they are locked into fixed-rate deals.

A government study from Oxford Economics and Atkins found the UK supply chain could capture 44% of the total value of a new nuclear reactor but EDF claimed on Wednesday that it would be 60%.

As the bone-chilling cold set in, so did anxiety that EDF, Europe's biggest power generator, would be unable to keep up with the demand, but the utility tried to reassure homeowners that it was able to meet their needs, Bloomberg News reported.

EDF had said its decision on Hinkley would be made in September at the earliest.

The short answer is that the UK's nuclear strategy would be in tatters if EDF backs out.