Sizewell Bank

It is a sandbank off Sizewell in Suffolk, lying seaward of the Sizewell B nuclear station. The name refers to a marine feature, not the reactor itself.

Sizewell B is a pressurised water reactor and the UK's newest operational nuclear unit in the description. It was commissioned in 1995.

No, Sizewell Bank is the offshore sandbank, while Sizewell B is the nearby nuclear reactor. Sizewell B began operation in 1995, providing a recognizable reference point for the coastal location.

It is a named sandbank off the Suffolk coast, so it identifies part of the seabed and coastal waters near Sizewell. Its position seaward of Sizewell B is the key link between the bank and the nuclear site.