Energy

Coal policy must to ease energy crisis

State Minister for Power and Energy Shamsul Hoq Tuku yesterday said that there is no other alternative but to approve the coal policy for electricity production.

Publication Date: 
02/04/2009
New Nation (Bangladesh)
Tags:
Coal, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Bangladesh, Russia
Energy

NPCIL plans to borrow 3 bn

The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) plans to raise

Publication Date: 
26/03/2009
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Trade, Nuclear Power Corporation Of India (NPCIL), Maharashtra
Energy

Koodankulam project likely to have eight reactors

TIRUNELVELI: Hinting that the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Project (KKNPP) might house eight 1,000 MW reactors instead of the originally planned six units, S.K. Jain, Nuclear Power Corporation India Limited (NPCIL) Chairman and Managing Director, has said that Jaitapur in Maharashtra would have six French nuclear reactors each with the capacity of 1,650 MW.

Publication Date: 
07/03/2009
Hindu (Chennai)
Tags:
Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Power Corporation Of India (NPCIL), Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Tirunelveli (D)
Energy

Management of nuclear and radiological emergencies

The overall objective of this document on Nuclear and Radiological Emergency Guidelines is the realisation of the vision of the nation of putting the concept of prevention of nuclear and radiological emergencies into practice. However,

Publication Date: 
01/02/2009
National Disaster Management Authority
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Radioactive Waste, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Safety, Nuclear Accidents, India, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi, Energy
Energy

Companies racing into India's nuclear market

Deal between India and United States spurs investment rush.

Publication Date: 
08/01/2009
K. S. Jayaraman
Nature
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7226
134
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, International Cooperation, Nuclear Power Corporation Of India (NPCIL), France, Russia, India
Energy

No N-power plants by pvt firms for now

PRIVATE players looking to set up nuclear power plants with full management control may have to wait as the government is yet to develop any mechanism for assessing the liability of operators in the event of an accident.

Publication Date: 
31/12/2008
Economic Times (New Delhi)
Tags:
Energy Policy, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Private Sector, India
Energy

Violating letter and spirit: Environmental clearances for Koodankulam reactors

The environmental clearance offered to the Koodankulam reactors in Tamil Nadu is not based upon a careful examination of all the potential impacts on the environment and livelihoods nor does it incorporate public concerns.

Publication Date: 
20/12/2008
M V Ramana, Divya Badami Rao
Economic and Political Weekly
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51
14
Tags:
Marine Pollution, Environment Impact Assessment (EIA), Health Effects, Nuclear Power, Radiation, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Koodunkulam APS, Nuclear Accidents, Ministry Of Environment And Forests (MOEF), Tamil Nadu
Energy

Safety in nuclear power plants in India

Safety in nuclear power plants (NPPs) in India is a very important topic and it is necessary to dissipate correct information to all the readers and the public at large. In this article, I have briefly described how the safety in our NPPs is maintained. Safety is accorded overriding priority in all the activities.

Publication Date: 
02/12/2008
R Deolalikar
Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
12
3
122
Tags:
Health Effects, Nuclear Power, Radiation, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Safety, India
Energy

The N-deal, if passed, could open up new vistas for equipment makers for nuclear power plants

Tapash Talukdar

Publication Date: 
21/07/2008
Economic Times (New Delhi)
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Proliferation, India, Hyderabad (D)
Energy

Temperature effect on behaviour, oxygen consumption, ammonia excretion and tolerance limit of the fish fingerlings

The present study has been carried out to determine the effect of temperature on behaviour, oxygen consumption, ammonia excretion and tolerance limit of the fish fingerlings of Alepes djidaba, which were collected at Kalpakkam. The fish fingerlings were placed at different temperatures, based on the thermal tolerance limit of fish and thermal outfall of the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS).

Publication Date: 
01/07/2008
R. Krishnamoorthy, H. E. Syed Mohamed, P. Shahul Hameed
Journal of Environmental Science & Engineering
50
3
169
Tags:
Marine Pollution, Marine Ecosystems, Marine Fisheries, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Kalpakkam APS, Madras APS

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