In the latest event, India has announced a significant milestone in nuclear technology. Its Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.

Fast Breeders Want To Close The Fuel Cycle ... One of the primary forms of waste from a typical nuclear light water reactor (LWR) is the spent fuel from the fission reaction.

India’s Department of Atomic Energy outlines plans to complete the 500 MW fast breeder reactor by 2026 and construct five ...

India's three-stage nuclear program has come up for discussion in the Rajya Sabha. In today's knowledge nugget, learn about ...

Their closed fuel cycle can support long-term nuclear power development ... It is for these reasons that fast reactors have been under development for decades in several countries, primarily as ...

Maharashtra on Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Russia's state-owned company ROSATOM for development of a ...

Also known as the "dome" and the "sphere", the 41m (135ft) diameter structure contained the world's first fast breeder nuclear reactor. Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS), the company leading the ...

As an improvisation, by using thorium irradiated along with HALEU in the PHWRs at scale, the spent fuel produced can then be ...

India will manufacture five indigenous small modular reactors with private sector involvement to boost its nuclear energy program, aiming for 100 GW by 2047. The initiative addresses the growing ...