India opens nuclear sector to proven foreign technology under regulatory oversight
Most outlets reported that India is opening its nuclear sector to foreign reactor technologies with proven track records, while emphasizing the presence of strict regulatory oversight. One outlet added that the regime allows regulators to halt projects, while another described the sector as "tightly guarded," suggesting a high level of control.
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India opens nuclear sector to proven foreign technology
New Delhi intends to open a tightly guarded sector to private and foreign investors
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India opens nuclear sector to proven foreign technology under strict regulatory oversight
NEW DELHI: India has proposed a tightly supervised approval regime for private nuclear projects, opening the door to foreign reactor technologies with proven overseas track records while allowing regulators to stop projects at critical stages of development. The draft rules and regulations released late on Friday offer the clearest indication yet since India announced an amended law to open its...
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