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India Launches Carbon Credit Trading Scheme to Combat Emissions

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05 Feb 2026

India's government has launched the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) as part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The scheme involves trading Carbon Credit Certificates (CCC) within the Indian Carbon Market (ICM), encouraging industries to meet greenhouse gas emission targets. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency will support the financial aspects of the scheme, while regulatory oversight will be provided by the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission. A National Steering Committee will oversee the scheme's implementation.

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Department of Atomic Energy Discusses Expansion of Nuclear Energy in Rajya Sabha

The Department of Atomic Energy highlighted the key provisions of the SHANTI Act in the Rajya Sabha, stating that it enables individuals to engage in nuclear energy research and innovation for peaceful purposes without requiring licenses. The act aims to support the development and deployment of new reactor technologies in

India's Nuclear Power Capacity to Reach 21,880 MW by 2032

India currently has a nuclear power capacity of 8,780 MW with 24 operational plants and is aiming for a capacity expansion of 13,100 MW by 2031-32, with ongoing projects and newly approved initiatives. Source: Original Link

India Sets Ambitious Goals for Nuclear Energy Expansion by 2047

India aims to achieve 100 GW nuclear power capacity by 2047, backed by initiatives such as the Nuclear Energy Mission and the SHANTI Act. The government plans to involve the private sector in nuclear power projects and develop five indigenous Small Modular Reactors by 2033. Currently, 17 nuclear reactors are

Raja Ramanna Chair Scheme's Contributions Highlighted in Parliament

The Department of Atomic Energy has disclosed details regarding the contributions and outcomes of the Raja Ramanna Chair (RRC) Scheme in a recent parliamentary reply. Currently, 50 RRC positions have been sanctioned, with 25 active and 9 completed. Comprehensive research and policy framing activities associated with these positions have resulted

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Department of Atomic Energy Discusses Expansion of Nuclear Energy in Rajya Sabha

India's Nuclear Power Capacity to Reach 21,880 MW by 2032

India Sets Ambitious Goals for Nuclear Energy Expansion by 2047

Raja Ramanna Chair Scheme's Contributions Highlighted in Parliament