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India Nuclear Energy 2013

Energy · Science

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Dates27–29 Nov 2013This edition has ended
VenueBombay Exhibition CentreMumbai, India
RunningSince 2010Annual · 6 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
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6first in 2010

About India Nuclear Energy

The global nuclear industry is moving forward at a brisk pace, only slightly slowed by the Fukushima accident. The International Atomic Energy Agency’s most realistic estimate is that 90 new nuclear plants will enter service by 2030. Ten new nuclear plants went online over the past two years.

The home of more than one billion people, India has had one of the world’s fastest-growing economies over the past decade. During this same time frame, the country has made big strides in increasing its capacity for nuclear generation of electricity.

India now envisages increasing the contribution of nuclear power to overall electricity generation capacity from 3.2% to 9% within 25 years. By 2020, India's installed nuclear power generation capacity will increase to 20,000 MW.

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Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201527–29 Nov 2015Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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201427–29 Nov 2014Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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201327–29 Nov 2013Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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201225–27 Sep 2012Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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201129 Sep – 1 Oct 2011Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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20107–9 Oct 2010Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
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