India aims to ready 5 small nuclear reactors by 2033

India commits $2 billion to develop five small modular reactors across three designs by 2033, including 220-MW and 55-MW power units plus a sub-5-MW gas-cooled reactor for hydrogen production. The move follows regulatory approval for private firms to build and operate atomic projects, supporting India's goal of expanding nuclear capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2047.

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