Adani Power is actively assessing the feasibility of developing nuclear power projects in India, with specific focus on sites in the central state of Madhya Pradesh.
The company identified Bina and Nigrie as potential locations for these facilities, marking a significant expansion into the nuclear energy sector.
However, the utility emphasized that any progress on these projects remains strictly contingent on the Indian government finalizing the necessary regulatory framework to permit private sector participation in nuclear power generation.
This strategic move aligns with broader efforts by Indian utilities to diversify their energy portfolios away from coal dependency.
By targeting nuclear energy, Adani Power aims to secure long-term, low-carbon baseload capacity, which is critical for meeting India's growing power demand while adhering to environmental targets.
The evaluation of specific sites suggests the company has moved beyond preliminary interest into active site selection, pending policy clarity.