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Why rising project costs for nuclear power matter for India’s clean energy plans (opens the original)
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The project cost of the four under-construction Russian-designed nuclear reactor units at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNP) has increased by nearly 55% over the original sanctioned cost since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war. As per latest government data, the cost of these four reactors, each with 1 gigawatt capacity, increased from Rs 89,470 crore to Rs 1,38,330 crore. The project cost of Units 3 and 4 has increased by 72.9%, while that of Units 5 and 6 has risen by 39.9% over th
How transmission bottlenecks are threatening India’s renewable energy projects (opens the original)
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India’s rapidly expanding renewable energy sector is grappling with a major challenge: transmission constraints. Close to 21 gigawatts (GW), that is about 9% of the country’s installed renewable energy capacity, is currently transferred from plants through temporary grid connections while awaiting dedicated transmission infrastructure. Of this, around 12 GW faces restrictions on “power evacuation” during periods of peak solar generation, exposing developers to revenue losses and raising concerns
India curtails 8,133 GWh of solar power as grid struggles to absorb excess daytime supply (opens the original)
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During April-June, when the country’s peak power demand touched a record high of 270 gigawatts (GW), the grid operators had to curtail 8,133 gigawatt-hour (GWh) of electricity generated by solar power sources due to transmission bottlenecks and to maintain grid security, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) informed the Parliament on Tuesday. The curtailed electricity from solar sources is approximately equal to one-and-a-half days’ worth of power consumed by the entire country in April-J
Adani Power weighs nuclear development at two former Jaiprakash Associates’ thermal plant sites, waits for ‘rules’ (opens the original)
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Adani Power is evaluating two sites in Madhya Pradesh — Bina and Nigrie — for possible nuclear power projects. Both sites currently house thermal power plants that were acquired by the Adani Group through its takeover of Jaiprakash Associates’ power assets. In a post earnings call, the company said the sites have substantial land banks and are being evaluated for their potential to host future nuclear power projects as part of its expansion plans. “So, fortunately, going forward, we will have th
India-Australia uranium deal: Why domestic reserves are not enough to fuel India’s nuclear ambitions (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, India secured a long-term uranium supply deal with Australia, marking a key step towards operationalisation of the pact for its civil nuclear programme. The development comes nearly 12 years after the India-Australia Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement was signed. While the volume of uranium oxide, or yellowcake, to be supplied and the duration of the agreement have not been disclosed, the deal follows similar long-term uranium supply agreements signed with Canada and Kazakhs
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