Gautam Adani along with senior company officials visited Tarapur nuclear power station in Maharashtra

Adani Group President Gautam Adani and senior officials visited the Tarapur Maharashtra site to attain insight in nuclear power technology and its operational aspects, according to the Tarapur Power Station release.

TMS consists of two atomic power stations.

The delegation also included senior officials of Adani Energy, Adani Green and Kanglomaret’s Energy Strategy Division.

According to an official communication from Tarapur Atomic Power Station, visiting officers were informed about India’s nuclear power program on Sunday.

The session covered the current status of the country’s nuclear power sector, its strategic importance and future vision.

Senior officials of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited led the headquarters, along with the site management.

Adani Group officials were taken on a field tour of Tap 3 and 4 plant areas, where they were given a detailed observation of plant operations. Experts explained major technical aspects, safety measures and the role of nuclear power in India’s energy infection, stated in the release.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitarman proposed to open the nuclear power sector for private players in Budget 2025-26 and announced a nuclear power mission of Rs 20,000 crore for research in the area to set up five small and modular reactors by 2033. of.