India and Russia Collaborate on Major Nuclear Fuel Deal

 


India and Russia are advancing a significant deal valued at ₹10,500 crore for the supply of nuclear fuel and core components to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant’s upcoming units. This collaboration is set to enhance the plant’s capacity and support India’s growing energy needs.

The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, located in Tamil Nadu, is a critical asset in India’s energy infrastructure, and its expansion involves adding two new units. The agreement with Russia will ensure a steady supply of essential nuclear fuel and components required for these units. This partnership underscores the strengthening of Indo-Russian relations and highlights Russia’s role as a key supplier of nuclear technology to India.

The deal is expected to not only bolster the operational efficiency of the Kudankulam plant but also contribute significantly to India’s energy security and its commitment to low-carbon energy sources. As India aims to increase its nuclear energy capacity, this collaboration with Russia represents a crucial step towards achieving sustainable and reliable energy production.

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