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SHANTI Act: The law ....may've started to show results
The SHANTI Act 2025 explained: India's nuclear power expansion is gaining momentum through new legislation. The SHANTI Act 2025 allows private participation across the civilian nuclear sector. This law replaces older acts and modernizes the nuclear framework for future growth. Australia's uranium exports will also support India's expanding nuclear generation capacity. Manufacturers are preparing to scale up equipment production for rising demand.
NTPC gets into action to develop mega PWR-based nuclear projects
NTPC plans to develop nuclear power capacity using pressurised water reactor technology. Global consultants are invited to prepare tender documents and evaluate bids. This initiative follows the promulgation of the SHANTI Act, allowing private sector participation. NTPC aims to build thirty gigawatts of nuclear capacity on its own. The company is also exploring tie-ups with Rosatom and EDF for PWR projects.
US' Holtec eyes tie-ups with NTPC, Vedanta to build nuclear reactors
US firm Holtec International is planning a significant 15 GW small modular reactor (SMR) project pipeline in India. Advanced talks are underway with NTPC for a fleet-development platform, and discussions with Vedanta Group are exploring SMR-300 deployment for industrial use. This move follows India's SHANTI Act, 2025, which opened doors for private sector participation in nuclear power.
India targeting 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047: BJP MP Shringla on US Executive Nuclear Mission to India
Shringla pointed to the passage of the recent landmark Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India (SHANTI) Act, 2025 as the foundation for this rapid expansion.
Inputs sought from private companies for deploying Bharat Small Reactors
Plans for Bharat Small Reactors are moving forward. The SHANTI Act now allows private companies in nuclear energy. NPCIL is consulting with industry partners. They are seeking input on proposals for small reactors. These reactors will provide power for industrial use. The deadline for expressions of interest is March end. This marks a significant step in opening the nuclear sector.