Australia and India finalize a uranium deal that could help fuel India's ambitious plan for 100 GW of nuclear power by 2047.
India plans to build five small modular reactors by 2033 as part of a push to lift nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047.
This will also be the country's first nuclear power plant not completely owned by state-owned NPCIL. All of the 8.8 GW of India's installed nuclear power capacity is fully owned by NPCIL.
The Bhabha Atomic Research Centre is developing a 220-megawatt Bharat Small Modular Reactor, a 55-MW reactor and a ...
India is witnessing a revival of its nuclear energy ambitions. In June 2024, the government announced plans to increase the country’s nuclear power generation capacity by approximately 70 percent by ...
New Delhi, Aug 11 (Reuters) - India has shut a unit at its Kudankulam nuclear reactor, the largest in the country, for scheduled maintenance last week, according to an outage report, possibly spiking ...
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