Government of India advances nuclear energy strategy for self-reliance
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The Government of India has placed nuclear energy at the core of its long-term energy strategy to ensure a secure and sustainable future. The strategy emphasizes technological self-reliance and includes a three-stage nuclear power program designed to transition from uranium- to thorium-based fuel cycles. This initiative aims to achieve 100 GW of nuclear power capacity by 2047.
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Why it matters
Nuclear power provides round-the-clock, low-carbon electricity that complements renewable energy and supports grid stability. By advancing indigenous capabilities across the nuclear fuel cycle, the program reduces the nation's dependence on imported fossil fuels and supports climate commitments.
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Who's involved
- Government of IndiaGuides the nation's long-term energy strategy and promotes indigenous nuclear capabilities.
How it developed
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Government of India
legislative, executive and judiciary authority of India
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