The strategy for growth of nuclear power in India was planned nearly sixty years ago, noting
the rather small uranium and large thorium reserves in the country. This has prompted India …

India's commitment to Paris Climate Change Agreement through its Nationally Determined
Contribution (NDC) will require the energy system to gradually move away from fossil fuels …

Climate change concerns, resource constraints on conventional energy sources, ever-
increasing electricity demand with new loads on the consumer side, improving electricity …

India possesses ample opportunities for economic growth, resulting in a surge in electricity
demand. As per the Environmental Performance Index (EPI), India's rank on environmental …

The long-term sustainability of nuclear energy requires a closed fuel cycle in which used fuel
is reprocessed and recycled. Unlike the PUREX process, which produces a pure plutonium …

Considering the energy resource profile in the country, Homi Bhabha underscored the need
for the development of atomic energy, advocated the pursuit of a closed fuel cycle and …

Civil liability for nuclear damage regime established in India follows global practice in this
area and has a unique provision that enables an Operator to exercise a right of recourse …

Nuclear power is a crucial source of clean energy for India. In the near-term, India is
focusing on thermal reactors using natural and enriched uranium. In the long-term, India is …

India faces twin challenges of meeting the rising energy demands of a developing economy
and ensuring an economy-wide low-carbon transition to stay on track with its …

The pressures of climate change, growing energy demand and geopolitical competition
make the study of energy policies extremely important for the future of Europe at both the …