Nuclear Power Plants

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  • 31/12/2028

Villagers present list of 22 demands at grama sabha

SRIKAKULAM: Close on the heels of the State government giving the go ahead for the Kovvada nuclear power plant in Srikakulam district, the residents of the village put forth a list of 22 demands at a grama sabha jointly organised by the district administration and Nuclear Power Corporation of India …

Question raised in Lok Sabha on Power Generation from Nuclear Power Plants, 01/12/2016

Question raised in Lok Sabha on Power Generation from Nuclear Power Plants, 01/12/2016. the details of power generated by the nuclear power plants situated in the country, location-wise are attached in the Annexure.The government has taken measures to ensure availability of adequate quantity of fuel by augmenting domestic fuel supply …

NGT declines to halt Kudankulam N-plant's expansion

The controversy regarding the operation of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant units 3 to 6 appears to have come to an end with the southern bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) dismissing a petition against the clearance given to the plant. Earlier, G Sundar Rajan, trustee of Poovulagin Nanbargal (friends …

Illinois Quad Cities, Clinton nuclear plants could save $3 billion in power costs: study

Preserving Quad Cities and Clinton nuclear plants will save businesses and consumers in Illinois more than $3 billion in power costs in the next 10 years, a study conducted by global consulting firm The Brattle Group showed on Monday. Exelon Corp, which owns the plants and plans to close them, …

Japan Nuclear Disaster in 2011 Inspires Switzerland to be Nuclear-Power-Free

Swiss Greens and Social Democrats from Switzerland have been pushing for a vote toward the country's full exit from nuclear power since the Fukushima disaster in Japan more than five years ago. A national poll will be held on Sunday in which citizens can vote whether or not they agree …

Kudankulam Unit II to go critical on Monday

Unit II of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant was scheduled to criticality by Monday night and reconnected to the southern grid by Tuesday evening. Unit II which attained criticality on July 12 was connected to the grid for the first time on August 28. After this, it was shut for tests.Unit …

Joint Venture for Setting up of Nuclear Power Stations

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) has incorporated Joint Venture (JV) companies - Anushakti Vidhyut Nigam Limited and NPCIL - Indian Oil Nuclear Energy Corporation Limited with National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) Ltd. and Indian Oil Corporation Limited, respectively, for setting up nuclear power plants. Preliminary discussions have been …

China to pass nuclear safety law

As China is rapidly expanding its nuclear power programme, it is set to pass a nuclear safety law with specific safety standards for nuclear facilities, emergency preparedness and rules for information disclosure. China is set to pass a nuclear safety law as it rapidly expanded its nuclear power programme to …

India renews talks on building nuclear power plants: Report

The Indian government has put renewed vigour into nuclear power plans as part of its infrastructure development programme, with negotiations on to unlock long-standing agreements with French, Russian and US companies, said a report released here today. "Its overall goal is to have 14.5 GWe (Gigawatt or one billion watts …

World nuclear performance report 2016: Asia

World Nuclear Performance Report 2016 Asia Edition provides an up-to-date picture of the civil nuclear power sector today and how it is performing across several key metrics, with a special focus on Asia. This report was launched at Singapore International Energy Week. At the start of 2015 there were 436 …

India committed to 63000 MW nuclear capacity plan of 2032, says member of atomic energy panel

Even as China has indicated its unwillingness to support India's attempt to enter the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the country will still go ahead with its plans to have 63,000 MW of nuclear capacity by 2032. "We want to be a part of the NSG. We are in talks with …

United agitation planned against Kovvada n-plant

Crucial meeting is planned in Srikakulam on October 23 Several Opposition parties, trade unions and NGOs joined hands to garner support for the intensive agitation and awareness programmes to oppose the proposed atomic power plant at Kovvada in Ranasthalam mandal, Srikakulam District. The CPI(M), CPI, CITU, Forum for Development of …

India-Russia annual summit: Focus on Kudankulam nuclear plant pact

With Russian President Vladimir Putin scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday for the 17th India-Russia Annual Summit, both sides are getting ready to sign the inter-governmental agreement for the “third phase” of the Kudankulam nuclear power plant. Sources said that the two sides are likely to sign the …

To increase nuclear energy production, govt to push for JVs in light water reactor projects

India currently generates 6,780 MW of nuclear electricity. To meet the high cost of Light Water Reactors, the government has decided to bring in such projects, which currently involve foreign collaborators, as joint ventures (JVs) with public sector undertakings (PSUs). This will also allow the Nuclear Power Corporation of India …

India to set up nuclear plants in Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana

The central government is looking at possible sites in the northern states of Uttarakhand, Punjab and Haryana for setting up new atomic power plants, a minister said on Tuesday. "We are exploring the possibility of having such establishments in other places, for example near Dehradun in Utarakhand and near Patiala …

China nuclear developers must seek public consent - draft rules

China's nuclear developers must seek the consent of local stakeholders before going ahead with new projects, according to draft rules published by the country's cabinet on Monday. Developers will need to assess the impact a nuclear project will have on social stability and solicit public opinion through hearings or announcements, …

Clean energy has strong bilateral dimension: India on NSG

After China said that the issue of India's membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is not a bilateral one but a multilateral one, New Delhi on Thursday said that issues like clean energy have "a strong bilateral dimension". "On issues such as development and clean energy or terrorism for …

NPCIL submits crucial report on Kovvada plant to MoEF

The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) has reportedly submitted its crucial report to the Union Ministry of Environment and Forest seeking its approval for the construction of an atomic power plant in Kovvada of Ranasthalam mandal in Srikakulam district. The report, in the form of terms and references, …

'State of flux': Hinkley alternatives would be cheaper and simpler, ECIU finds

The UK could meet its future energy and climate change targets without constructing the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station, and the continued development of renewables and energy efficiency measures would in fact work out cheaper, a major new report has found. Wind farms, additional interconnectors, gas-fired power stations and …

Kudankulam Unit 2 to be connected to power grid by August-end

The first Unit at Kudankulam, which went critical, or started generating power, on July 13, 2013, was connected to the southern power grid on October 22 the same year Days after the first Unit of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant was dedicated to the nation, officials of the Russian firm involved …

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