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India to construct 12 more nuclear power plants
India will have 12 more nuclear power stations shortly to improve the power situation and also ensure there is a free flow of uninterrupted power supply for both Industries and residential usage.
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UNCLEAR to NUCLEAR
The Union Cabinet on May 17, 2017 gave its approval for construction of 10 nuclear units of the new indigenously developed 700 MWe (mega watt electric) pressurised heavy water reactors (PHWRs) as part of its clean energy thrust.
Union Cabinet, Nuclear Power, NSG, Rosatom, KKNPS, DAE, PHWR, NPCIL, Industrial Products Group, Godrej & Boyce, Kirloskar Brothers Limited, Condensate Extraction Pumps, Condenser Cooling Water Pumps, ABFP, SDCP
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We are qualified to supply nuclear grade equipment globally
Apart from the ongoing programmes such as RAPP and Kaiga, NPCIL is now talking about setting up 10 reactors simultaneously.
RAPP, Kaiga, NPCIL, Sayaji K Shinde, Kirloskar Brothers Limited, EDF-AREVA, Westinghouse, GE, ASME, NPP, Canadian Technology, ITER, BARC, DAE, PHWR
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Nuclear Solution
India´s ´Power for All´ initiative and focus on reducing carbon footprint have put pressure on the need for safe, green energy that can be produced on a large and sustainable scale; and it is here where nuclear power races ahead of its competitors.
Power For All, Nuclear Power, OECD, Power Generation, Transmission, Distribution, GDP Growth, Solar, Biomass, Wind Power, Manju Gupta, PWR, Gen III Technology, PHWR, FBR
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Radioactive Lure
The 2015 edition of BP´s Energy Outlook projected India´s energy production rising by 117 per cent to 2035, while consumption grows by 128 per cent. The country´s energy mix is projected to evolve very slowly over the next 22 years with fossil fuels accounting for 87 per cent of demand in 2035, compared with a global average of 81 per cent (down from 92 per cent now).
Fukushima, BP´S Energy Outlook, Manju Gupta, Areva India, GDP Growth, OECD, International Energy Agency, NPCIL, Electricity, PHWR, FBR, AHWR, Gen III Technology, Kaustubh Shukla, In Larsen & Toubrodustrial Products Group
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Need to study which components fill technical and investment gap
Today the energy needs of the country are majorly met by burning fossil fuel. More than ever, there is a need of capacity building by means that can provide long term clean, green, cheap source of power.
Energy, Burning Fossil Fuel, Fukushima, Nuclear Power, PHWR, PWR Technologies, AREVA, NPCIL, EPR, Jaitapur Nuclear Project, Pre-Engineering, Mou, Larsen & Toubro, Make In India, NCPIL
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Nuclear pacts improve Generation Potential
In terms of clarity of vision and rationale, our 3 stage nuclear energy programme is unparalleled. Yet, for various reasons, the Indian nuclear power sector has not achieved its true potential. For decades, we had to develop indigenous technology, prove it, mature it and then scale it from 220 MW to 550-700 MW in the recent years. Later, shortage of Nuclear fuel put limitations to the rate and scale we could have grown.
Kaustubh Shukla, Industrial Products Group, Godrej & Boyce, Nuclear Power, Fukushima, NPCIL, DAE, AERB, CSR Activities, CLNDA, Nuclear Power Generation Equipment, NPCIL, Advanced Heavy Water, AHWR, FBR
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Resolving Indias Nuclear Liability Impasse
Since its enactment in September 2010, India´s Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act (CLNDA) has been a subject of intense debate and controversy.1 Concerns over suppliers´ liability stipulated in the Act have supposedly deterred both international and domestic suppliers from entering into contracts to supply reactors
CLNDA, Narendra Modi, CSC, Ror, Intergovernmental Agreement, PHWR, Civil Liability, Nuclear Damages Rules, Equipment, Supreme Court, Framework, Otre, BJP, Fukushima Era, A Vinod Kumar
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