NTPC Ltd., under India's Ministry of Power, aims to establish 30GW of nuclear power capacity by 2047, contributing to India's overall target of 100GW. This will be realized through the joint venture Anu Shakti Vidyut Nigam Limited and the wholly-owned NTPC Parmanu Urja Nigam Limited.
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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 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 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
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