Midlands Nuclear, supported by Midlands Net Zero Hub and Equilibrion, has conducted a study to assess potential sites for new nuclear power stations in the region. The aim is to integrate nuclear energy into the Midlands' future low-carbon energy mix, providing clean electricity, hydrogen, and sustainable fuels for industry, transport, and homes. The UK Government's Modern Industrial Strategy emphasizes clean energy and industrial decarbonization, pledging significant investment in clean energy and planning substantial new nuclear capacity by 2050. The Midlands, with existing nuclear facilities and a capable workforce, aims to attract investments to strengthen energy security, advance net zero goals, and create jobs. The region's natural assets and infrastructure make it a promising location for new developments. The study highlights that Midlands' sites meet regulatory and planning requirements for new nuclear power stations, paving the way for reliable power, hydrogen production, and heat generation. Overall, the Midlands is positioning itself as a key player in the UK's clean energy future, with a focus on economic growth, job creation, and sustainable energy production.