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Explained: What NTPC’s Thorium Fuel Partnership With US Firm Can Mean For India’s Nuclear Future​



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NTPC Limited, India’s largest integrated power company, has joined forces with Chicago-based Clean Core Thorium Energy (CCTE) to explore the development and deployment of ANEEL, a thorium-based fuel for Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs).

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This collaboration follows a landmark agreement earlier in October 2024, when Larsen & Toubro (L&T) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CCTE to establish a world-class supply chain for ANEEL fuel, leveraging L&T’s advanced manufacturing capabilities.

Subject to government approval, NTPC and CCTE are set to explore the development and deployment of ANEEL fuel in India.
 
Will the ROI greatly exceed the capital & operational costs of this machine?
It's a replacement for gas burners . It cannot compete on cost without govt support. As with all nuclear projects initially there will be no ROI.
 
It's a replacement for gas burners . It cannot compete on cost without govt support. As with all nuclear projects initially there will be no ROI.
If you are thinking of investing L&T Godridge for the actual equipment makers. IIRC TATA steel is one of the initial interested parties for usage.
 
What is the use of a 5 MW nuclear reactor? What purpose is this envisioned for?

Singh said the conceptual design of the Indian Gas Cooled Reactor (IGCR) (5 MWth) was being carried out.
"The high-temperature reactor will be coupled with plant utilising thermo-chemical process for demonstration of hydrogen production for decarbonisation of transport sector and process industries," he said.

 

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