India needs ₹15 lakh crore investment to add 91 GW nuclear capacity by 2047, taking total to 100 GW from 8.8 GW now, CEA Chairman Ghanshyam Prasad said Wednesday. Capacity is expected to reach 22 GW by 2030-31, with 46 GW from PSUs, private players and JVs under the 100 GW goal. Nuclear offers stable round-the-clock supply versus 274 GW renewables yielding only 29.
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