India's Nuclear Power Ambitions Fall Short: 100 GW Target Delayed to 2047

India's ambitious plan to develop 100 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2027 has been significantly delayed. The Department of Atomic Energy now aims to achieve this target by 2047, according to recent statements by AEC Chairman A.K. Mohanty. This revised timeline reflects the challenges in rapidly scaling up nuclear infrastructure. Despite the setback, India remains committed to expanding its nuclear energy portfolio as part of its broader strategy to achieve energy security and reduce carbon emissions. The government is preparing a vision document for 'Amrit Kaal' to outline the path to this goal.

Source: Economic Times