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Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, Dr. Anil Kakodkar, revealed that discussions are underway between the Railways and the Department of Atomic Energy to assess the feasibility of using nuclear power for rail operations. While the focus of the talks remains at a preliminary stage, it highlights the Railways commitment to diversifying its energy sources.
The Indian government has been increasingly promoting nuclear energy as a clean and reliable power source, with the Railways now considering it for its massive electricity requirements. As one of the largest energy consumers in the country, the transition to nuclear power could significantly impact India's overall carbon footprint.
The Railways has already taken several steps towards greener energy, with a considerable portion of its network electrified. Renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, have also been harnessed to reduce reliance on traditional power generation methods. If successful, the adoption of nuclear power could set a new standard for sustainable practices in large-scale public transport.
This strategic shift is expected to complement India's broader climate change goals while enhancing energy security.
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