By Omkar Dhanke, Research Analyst; and Debajit Palit, Centre Head, Centre for Climate Change and Energy Transition, Chintan Research Foundation India’s civil nuclear programme has long been anchored in strategic objectives, technological autonomy and clean […]
By Subhro Paul, Central Power Engineering Service, Director; and Praveen Kumar Sahukari, Central Power Engineering Service, Deputy Director, Central Electricity Authority India aspires to become Viksit Bharat by 2047, which will necessitate sustained economic growth […]
NTPC Parmanu Urja Nigam Limited (NPUNL), established in January 2025, marks the foray of NTPC Limited into the nuclear energy segment. This aligns with its strategy to expand its clean energy portfolio and support the […]
At Power Line’s conference session on “Nuclear Power in India – Industry Perspective”, leaders from across the nuclear energy value chain came together to deliberate on the key factors that are likely to shape the […]
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), the country’s largest engineering and manufacturing company, continues to maintain a strong foothold in the Indian power sector. BHEL holds nearly 55 per cent share of the country’s total installed […]
In a recent interview with Power Line magazine, Gurdeep Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, NTPC Limited, talked about the company’s recent and upcoming initiatives, as well as its key goals and priorities for the future. […]
The government’s growing focus on nuclear energy is good news for Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), the sole developer and operator of nuclear power plants (NPPs) in the country. Cabinet approval for the […]
As investment opportunities in India’s conventional power segment dry up, a growing number of power companies are looking at outbound investments and forays into new and emerging markets. In recent years, power-starved Bangladesh has become […]
In a significant development in India’s nuclear power sector, the Union Cabinet has approved the construction of 10 units of indigenous pressurised heavy water reactors (PHWRs). With this move, touted as one of the flagship […]
Despite an early start, in 1969, nuclear power development failed to take off significantly in India. At present, it has a share of less than 2 per cent in the country’s total installed power capacity. […]
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