Nuclear power is the fourth-largest source of electricity in India after thermal, hydro and renewable sources of electricity. As of 2008, India has 17 nuclear power plants in operation generating 4,120 MW while 6 other are under construction and are expected to generate an additional 3,160 MW.
India has 6 nuclear plants in operation. They are Kaigain the state of Karnataka which has two reactors that produce 220 MW each. Kakrapar in the state of Gujarat, Kalpakkamin the Tamil Nadu , and Narora in Uttar Pradesh that all has two reactors each that produce 220 MW. Rawatbhata in Rajastan has 1 reactor producing 100 MW, one producing 200 MW and 2 producing 220 MW for a total capacity of 740 MW. Tarapur is the largest nuclear generating station in India regarding total maximum capacity and it is located in the state of Maharastra, it has two reactors producing 160 MW and two producing 540 MW for a total capacity of 1400 MW. All of these reactors are of the CANDU design.
India also is in the process of constructing four new plants in Kaiga, Rawatbhata, Kundakulm, and Kalpakkam.
See the India section of www.world-nuclear.org
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HydroPower Stations - 35
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Neyveli thermal power plant and mettur hydro power plants are the two large power plants in Tamilnadu
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India's national flower is the Lotus and the plant is Tulsi.. India has many native plants.
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Hydro power is harnesses energy from water. There are many different plants across the country that are utilizing this type of power to help run one's factory.
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This will be a hydro plant, or a series of them, not nuclear
Hydro-tropism is a word for plants growing away from moisture. There are many plants which exhibit hydro-tropism.
Hydropower projects can cause both direct and indirect deaths, due to factors such as dam collapse, flooding, and displacement of communities. The exact number of people killed by hydro power varies depending on the specific project and circumstances. Research and monitoring of these impacts are important to understand and mitigate the risks associated with hydropower development.
Neyveli thermal power plant and mettur hydro power plants are the two large power plants in Tamilnadu
There are 11 steel plants in India.
There are a total of 6 nuclear power plants or stations located in India. They are located in New Dehli, Narora, Rajasthan, Kakrapar, Tarapur, and Kaiga.
The reason that there are so many towns in the Piedmont of the Appalachian mountains is because the mills that relied upon the water falls. Hydro-electric maybe not but hydro-power, yes.
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