NTPC Plans Approval for 1,400 MW Nuclear Power Project
NTPC to seek AEC approval for first 1,400 MW nuclear project soon
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NTPC Ltd, India's largest power generator, is set to seek approval from the Atomic Energy Commission for a 1,400 megawatt nuclear power plant using indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor technology. The company has completed feasibility studies and will acquire land following approval.
- 01NTPC Ltd is pursuing a 1,400 MW nuclear power project.
- 02The project will utilize indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor technology.
- 03Approval from the Atomic Energy Commission is the next step.
- 04Feasibility studies for the project are complete.
- 05Land acquisition will commence post-approval.
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NTPC Ltd, a leading power generator in India, is preparing to seek approval from the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) for a 1,400 megawatt (MW) nuclear power plant. This project will be based on indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR) technology, which is designed to enhance energy security and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. A senior official from NTPC confirmed that the feasibility studies have been completed, paving the way for the project. Once the AEC grants approval, NTPC plans to initiate land acquisition for the plant, marking a significant step in India's nuclear energy expansion efforts.
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The approval and subsequent construction of the nuclear power plant could enhance energy availability and security in India, potentially lowering electricity costs in the long term.
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