Reports: India looks to build 10 nuclear reactors as coal plant scrapped

Michael Holder
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Cabinet approves plans for 7GW of nuclear reactors, while Gujurati state officials cancel plans for 4GW coal plant in order to refocus on renewables

India's cabinet has approved plans to construct 10 nuclear reactors with a combined capacity of 7GW as the country seeks to accelerate its transition to low carbon energy sources, according to reports....

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