Showing posts with label Atomic Energy Regulatory Board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atomic Energy Regulatory Board. Show all posts
Government today reviewed the Foreign Direct Investment policy permitting investments from Pakistan. It has been decided to permit a citizen of Pakistan or an entity incorporated in Pakistan to make investments in India, under the Government route, in sector or activities other than defence, space and atomic energy. Earlier it was not allowed.
Labels: Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, defece, FDI, Pakisthan, space
Director, Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NPCIL) said, the top priority is to get the first unit working in the shortest possible time. Plant is quiet healthy.
Refusing to give a time frame for the plant to attain criticality, Mr. Bhardwaj said one additional review will be conducted by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board to take stock of the maintenance done in the last six months. He said the first unit would be able to generate a maximum of 995 MW of power at its peak, of which 100 MW will be used by the plant.
Admitting that there were communication gaps between the NPCIL and the neighbourhood in Kundankulam, Mr Bhardwaj said, steps have been taken to reach out to the people in the area and allay their apprehensions. He said the nuclear power corporation has been incurring a loss of 5 crore rupees per day on account of the delay in commissioning the kundankulam plant.
Mr Bhardwaj said, it was a landmark day for the NPCIL as it had met its annual target of generating 32,000 million units of power for this financial year early today
Refusing to give a time frame for the plant to attain criticality, Mr. Bhardwaj said one additional review will be conducted by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board to take stock of the maintenance done in the last six months. He said the first unit would be able to generate a maximum of 995 MW of power at its peak, of which 100 MW will be used by the plant.
Admitting that there were communication gaps between the NPCIL and the neighbourhood in Kundankulam, Mr Bhardwaj said, steps have been taken to reach out to the people in the area and allay their apprehensions. He said the nuclear power corporation has been incurring a loss of 5 crore rupees per day on account of the delay in commissioning the kundankulam plant.
Mr Bhardwaj said, it was a landmark day for the NPCIL as it had met its annual target of generating 32,000 million units of power for this financial year early today
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