India is repurposing its ageing coal infrastructure for nuclear power to achieve its ambitious 100 GWe capacity target by 2047. A government panel has identified three old thermal plant sites for conversion, facing challenges like exclusion zone norms, highlighting a strategic shift in energy policy enabled by the SHANTI Act 2025.
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- ›Current Nuclear Capacity: 8.8 GWe
- ›Target Nuclear Capacity (2047): 100 GWe
- ›Target this Data: Current nuclear capacity 8.8 GWe, target 100 GWe by 2047.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: The Standing Site Selection Committee formed by CEA.
- ›Target this Legal Point: The SHANTI Act, 2025, passed by Parliament.
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