India’s government has advised states without coal resources to consider building nuclear power generation capacity, Reuters has reported, citing the country’s power ministry. The idea is for states with no coal generation to team up with private companies and invest in small modular reactors to boost the share of low-carbon electricity in their energy mix. Current legislation on nuclear power, Reuters noted in its report, has discouraged foreign players such as Westinghouse and General Electric from entering the country. India currently…
