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India Targeting 100 Gw Nuclear Capacity 2047 Bjp 920

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India's nuclear capacity expansion plan (8.8 GW to 100 GW by 2047) and the SHANTI Act 2025 opening private/foreign investment create a long-term capex cycle for nuclear plant construction, equipment, and fuel supply. The US Executive Nuclear Mission visit signals potential technology transfer and reactor deals. Impact is India-specific and long-dated (20+ years), with near-term commercial mechanisms weak due to regulatory and project timeline uncertainties. Primary affected sectors: nuclear utilities (NTPC, NPCIL), industrial equipment suppliers (L&T, BHEL), and foreign reactor vendors (Westinghouse, GEH, EDF).

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  • India targets 100 GW nuclear capacity by 2047, up from 8.8 GW currently.
  • SHANTI Act 2025 passed to facilitate private and foreign investment in nuclear sector.
  • US Executive Nuclear Mission visiting India to explore partnerships under new framework.
  • SHANTI Act addresses liability issues that hindered progress since 2005 India-US nuclear deal.

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