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    Introduction to

    Nuclear Power
    Nuclear power, a form of low-carbon electricity generation,
    involves the splitting of uranium atoms in a process called
    fission. This process releases a tremendous amount of energy,
    which can be harnessed for various applications.

    by Diego Anaya, Abel Gamez and Nicolas Gonzales


    Overview of India's Energy
    Needs
    Rising Energy Demand Diversity of Energy Sources
    India's energy needs have been
    steadily increasing due to India requires a diverse energy
    industrialization and population mix to meet the needs of its
    growth. varied industries and regions.

    Sustainable Development Goals


    Meeting energy needs while promoting sustainability is a key consideration
    for India's future development.
    History of nuclear power in India

    1 1948 - Formation of Atomic Energy Commission


    The Atomic Energy Commission was formed to promote and develop
    nuclear energy in India.

    2 1954 - Establishment of Apsara Reactor


    India's first nuclear reactor, Apsara, became operational at the Bhabha
    Atomic Research Centre.

    3 1974 - India's First Nuclear Test


    India conducted its first nuclear test, Pokhran-I, marking a significant
    milestone in its nuclear program.
    Current status of nuclear power in
    India
    • Nuclear power capacity: India has a current nuclear power capacity of over 6,000 MW.
    • Energy contribution: Nuclear power contributes around 3% of the total electricity generated in India.
    • Expansion plans: India has ambitious plans to expand its nuclear power capacity in the
    coming years to meet the growing energy demands.
    Key nuclear power plants in India

    Kudankulam Nuclear Rajasthan Atomic Tarapur Atomic Power


    Power Plant Power Station Station
    The Kudankulam Nuclear Overlooking the desert, the At a coastal location, the
    Power Plant stands tall with Rajasthan Atomic Power Tarapur Atomic Power Station
    large cooling towers, nestled Station features multiple reveals reactors against a
    within lush green reactor units under clear backdrop of the sea at
    surroundings. blue skies. sunset.
    Challenges and Concerns of Nuclear
    Power in India
    Waste Management Public Safety
    Disposal of radioactive waste and spent Maintaining public confidence in safety
    fuel is a major concern. protocols and disaster preparedness.

    Environmental Impact Proliferation Risks


    Concerns about the impact of nuclear Managing the potential misuse of nuclear
    power on the environment and materials and technologies.
    ecosystems.
    Safety Measures and Regulations in
    Place
    Regulatory Framework
    1 Comprehensive laws and guidelines

    Industry Standards
    2
    Strict adherence to global best practices

    Emergency Preparedness
    3
    Rigorous training and disaster response plans

    Radiation Monitoring
    4
    Continuous surveillance and control measures
    Future plans and developments in
    nuclear power

    Expansion of Advancements in International


    Capacity Technology Collaboration
    India aims to significantly Research and development Plans to collaborate with
    expand its nuclear power efforts focus on advanced global partners for
    capacity to meet growing nuclear reactor knowledge exchange and
    energy demands. technologies for enhanced joint development of
    safety and efficiency. nuclear power solutions.
    Conclusion
    Nuclear power has played a significant role in meeting India's energy needs, providing a reliable
    and sustainable source of electricity. Despite the challenges and concerns, stringent safety
    measures and regulations have been put in place to ensure the secure operation of nuclear
    power plants. As India continues to develop and expand its nuclear power capacity, careful
    consideration of the benefits and challenges will be crucial.

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