The first of those FBRs would be scheduled to begin commercial operation in 2029, with the others following at two-yearly intervals, according to the proposed schedule presented to the Lok Sabha. The Indian government is in talks with French power company EDF and the Nuclear Power Corporation of India to build half-a-dozen 1,650-MWe European Pressurised Reactor nuclear power stations in Jaitapur, Maharashtra. In a statement released on Monday, the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MoNER) said that it has signed an MoU for setting up two new reactors at Jaitapur – one each by There are also plans for six AP1000 plants in Mithi Virdi, Gujarat, six Russian-designed units for Haripur, West Bengal and four indigenously designed heavy water reactors at Bhimpur, Madya Pradesh. Meanwhile, a 500 MWe prototype fast breeder is being developed by the Department of Atomic Energy at Kalpakkam in Tamil Nadu.
The Indian government is in talks with French power company EDF and the Nuclear Power Corporation of India to build half-a-dozen 1,650-MWe European Pressurised Reactor nuclear power stations in Jaitapur, Maharashtra. In a statement released on Monday, the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MoNER) said that it has signed an MoU for setting up two new reactors at Jaitapur – one each by There are also plans for six AP1000 plants in Mithi Virdi, Gujarat, six Russian-designed units for Haripur, West Bengal and four indigenously designed heavy water reactors at Bhimpur, Madya Pradesh. Meanwhile, a 500 MWe prototype fast breeder is being developed by the Department of Atomic Energy at Kalpakkam in Tamil Nadu.