Our partner Romit Dey, writing for Moneycontrol, lays out India’s ambitious vision of reaching 100 GW of civil nuclear power by 2047, up from just 8.8 GW today.
He argues that policy, legislative, and FDI reforms—including tweaking the Atomic Energy Act and CLND Act—are essential to enable private and foreign participation, and make small modular reactors a reality in India’s energy mix.
Click here to read the article online.