The Indian energy scenario has been suffering perennially from problems like energy deficit,
energy inequity and threats to energy security. Conventional power-resources like coal, oil …

Due to the fast growth of population in India, consumption of energy is growing at a rapid
rate. Today's energy consumption and its utilization at an optimum level is a big challenge in …

India is one of the fastest developing countries in the world. To sustain this growth, energy
and electricity demands will increase. In 2015, of the 1337 TWh produced, 916 TWh were …

Considering growth in demand for modern energy services, renewable energy sources
alone cannot meet future energy demand in India. The Government of India has, after …

Although India has made significant progress towards the sustainable development goal on
energy (SDG 7), further policy innovations are essential for closing the gap, addressing …

The advantages of fast-spectrum reactors consist not only of an efficient use of fuel through
the breeding of fissile material and the use of natural or depleted uranium, but also of the …

Non-linear dynamical analysis for the global nuclear energy market is investigated.
Currently, the market means a different characteristics comparing to the past situation which …

India has seen high economic growth for close to two decades and continued high
economic growth for the next two decades is necessary before India can become a …

India is one of the fastest growing nations within the global. To sustain this growth, power
and power demands will increase. In this article, the present state and perspectives of using …

As nuclear power emits less CO2 compared to other major sources of energy, the nuclear
power theme ought to have played an important role in the formation of the climate change …