Prime Minister Narendra Modi is calling for more investment in nuclear energy as India's electricity demand keeps climbing, especially with tech like AI and data centers booming.
Speaking at a major event in Karnataka, he highlighted the need for energy security by boosting domestic fuel production, renewables, and nuclear power.
The announcement came as India hit a milestone: 300 gigawatts of renewable energy capacity.
Karnataka builds marketing terminal, biogas plant
Karnataka is stepping up with big projects, like expanding LPG storage, building a new marketing terminal for smoother fuel supply, and launching a biogas plant to cut waste and reduce gas imports.
The country's heavy investment in solar, hydro, and wind energy is already helping lower its carbon footprint.
Modi says adding nuclear power will give industries a reliable, clean boost as they grow.