Mumbai, September 12, 2026: India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited (IIFCL) convened a National Policy Dialogue on “Unlocking the Future of Nuclear Power” in Mumbai, with TERI as knowledge partner. The discussion focused on creating financial, regulatory and institutional conditions to support investment in nuclear energy.
IIFCL Deputy Managing Director Palash Srivastava stressed the need for an enabling financing ecosystem, while TERI’s K. Ramanathan highlighted nuclear power’s strategic role in India’s energy transition. IIFCL Managing Director Rohit Rishi said scaling up nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047 would require greater private-sector participation and access to long-term capital.
“India’s 100 GW nuclear capacity target by 2047 will require greater private-sector participation and long-term capital.”Ashok Soni · Business
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