Logo for the India Nuclear Business Platform event, featuring a stylized atom with the Indian flag colors and event details: June 16-17, 2026, Mumbai, India, 7th edition.

India’s nuclear energy sector is currently undergoing its most significant structural transformation since 1962, evolving from a state monopoly into a multi-billion dollar open market. As of December 2025, the passage of the SHANTI Act (Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India) has fundamentally rewritten the rules of engagement. By amending the Atomic Energy Act and the 2010 Civil Liability law, the government has capped operator liability and opened the door for private and international entities to hold up to 49% equity in nuclear projects—marking a historic shift for global investors and technology providers.

The market potential is now estimated at over $214 billion (₹19.3 trillion) as India aggressively scales to reach its 100 GW target by 2047. This massive capital requirement is being met by a new "Public-Private-International" partnership model. Beyond large-scale plants, the immediate opportunity lies in the $26 billion Small Modular Reactor (SMR) market. The launch of the Nuclear Energy Mission with an initial $2.4 billion outlay is accelerating the deployment of "Bharat Small Reactors" (BSRs) for captive use by industrial giants in steel, aluminum, and data centers, creating a "plug-and-play" market for international component manufacturers and digital system integrators.

For international stakeholders, the value proposition has shifted from simple equipment supply to deep-tier strategic participation. India is actively courting global capital—including sovereign wealth funds—to finance its tripling of capacity to 22,480 MW by 2031-32. Strategic openings are expanding across the entire value chain: from precision manufacturing of reactor internals and specialized sensors to advanced cooling systems and hydrogen co-generation technologies. With the 100% FDI allowance in the insurance sector supporting nuclear risk pools, the financial architecture is now in place to de-risk these long-gestation assets.

The 7th edition of the India Nuclear Business Platform (INBP), scheduled for 16–17 June 2026 in Mumbai, serves as the first major global gathering since these landmark reforms became law. Under the theme "India’s Nuclear 100: Delivering the $200B Opportunity," the platform will move past policy discussions to focus on commercial execution. It offers international vendors, investors, and EPC firms a direct line to India’s new private "User" category—industrial conglomerates now authorized to fund, build, and operate nuclear assets.

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Brochure

Conference brochure for the Nuclear Business Platform, India, with the event dates June 16-17, 2026, featuring an illustration of a tiger, atomic symbol, and decorative border.

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A group of eight men in formal attire standing on stage, holding awards, at the Nuclear Business Platform event in Mumbai, India, October 2023.
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INBP ADVISORY BOARD

The INBP Advisory Board consists of key nuclear stakeholders from across the value chain. The esteemed Advisory Board lends credibility and ensures top-level backing from the industry. The Board is responsible for advising on the content, themes, objectives and speakers for the conference to ensure what is presented is highly relevant and cutting-edge.

  • NM Nadaph

    NM Nadaph

    Advisor - Nuclear Business, Walchandnagar Industries Ltd

  • TT Mani

    TT Mani

    Managing Director, Avasarla Technologies

  • Nida Khan

    Dr. Nida Khan

    Project Director (India), Nuclear Business Platform

  • Vijay Kumar Manchanda

    Vijay Kumar Manchanda

    President, Indian Nuclear Society

  • Neeraj Agrawal

    Neeraj Agrawal

    President (Nuclear Power), JSW Energy

  • R K Singh

    R K Singh

    Ex. Head, Outreach, Media & Tech, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

  • Dr. A K Nayak

    Dr. A K Nayak

    Dean of Research and Director, Somaiya Institute for Research & Consultancy

  • Prasenjit Pal

    Prasenjit Pal

    Ex. Executive Director & Head of Nuclear Wing, NTPC

  • Dr Thierry Advocat

    Dr. Thierry Advocat

    Nuclear Counsellor, French Embassy in India

  • Joseph Long

    Joseph Long

    UK-India Civil Nuclear Engagement, UK Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office

What Participant Are Saying About INBP

“Thrilled to have represented S. Korea at the Nuclear Business Conference and Exhibition INBP-2023! It was an incredible showcase of S. Korea expertise in the nuclear industry. Engaging with global leaders and sharing insights into our capabilities was truly inspiring. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success!”

— Ankur Jain, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency

“The INBP 2023 was an event, rather a platform which connects the power producers, consultants, suppliers and all the stakeholders together and give a great opportunity to share their views, challenges and have more Q&A to understand each other’s prospective. the final Goal to all is how to achieve the Net Zero by 2070.”

— Bhavesh Kansara, Kirloskar Brothers Limited

“My experience at INBP 2023 was truly enlightening. The event featured a diverse lineup of renowned speakers who delivered insightful and engaging presentations. From thought-provoking keynotes to interactive panel discussions, the content covered a wide range of topics, from cutting-edge innovations in biotechnology to sustainable business practices. The speakers' expertise and the quality of the content left a lasting impression, providing valuable insights and inspiring discussions that will undoubtedly shape the future of the industry.”

— Abdul Shaheed P K, NTPC Ltd

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INBP SPEAKERS

Over the years, India NBP has featured senior officials from both the Indian and international nuclear establishments. Here is a snapshot of speakers from recent editions of INBP.

INBP 2023 Speakers

  • Dr. V K Saraswat

    Member, NITI Aayog

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    Dr. Anil Kakodkar

    Member & Chairman (former), Atomic Energy Commission

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    Dinesh Kumar Shukla

    Chairman, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

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    Dr. Komal Kapoor

    Chief Executive, Nuclear Fuel Complex

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    Dr A.K. Nayak

    Head, NCPW, Department of Atomic Energy

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    PA Suresh Babu

    Director (HR), Nuclear Power Corporation of India

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    Sunil Ganju

    Head- Institutional Collaboration, Department of Atomic Energy

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    Avinash J Gaikwad

    Head- Emerging Regulatory Strategy Divison & RDD, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

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    AK Rajput

    Member (Power Systems), Central Electricity Authority

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    NR Choudhary

    Executive Director (Commercial), Nuclear Power Corporation of India

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    R Sharan

    Director Projects (former), Nuclear Power Corporation of India

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    N Rambabu

    Executive Director (Nuclear), Electronics Corporation of India

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    Prasenjit Pal

    Executive Director (Nuclear), NTPC

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    Ankan Mitra

    Chief Resident Executive-Mumbai, Tata Steel

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    AK Rajput

    Chief Engineer (R & D), Central Electricity Authority

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    S. B. Chafle

    Executive Director, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

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    Dr. Garima Sharma

    Head- Safety & Security Division, Department of Atomic Energy

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    AP Samal

    General Manager & Head of Nuclear, NTPC

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    Pankaj Kumar Gupta

    General Manager & Head-Energy Transition, NTPC

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    Praveen Bhatt

    Vice President- Nuclear Business, L&T Heavy Engineering

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    Yatindra Mohan

    General Manager (Nuclear Business Group), Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited

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    N M Nadaph

    Advisor, Nuclear Business, Walchandnagar Industries

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    Hitesh Joshi

    General Manager, General Insurance Corporation of India

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    Prof R Srikanth

    Head, Energy, Environment, and Climate Change Program, National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS)

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Snapshots From Past INBP

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Mumbai

INBP 2026 will take place at in Mumbai, India

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Mumbai is the nuclear capital of India.

As a bustling metropolis on the western coast of India, Mumbai offers an incredible journey for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in vibrant culture and awe-inspiring sights. Known as the "City of Dreams," Mumbai captivates visitors with its unique blend of history, diversity, and energy. From the iconic Gateway of India, standing tall and majestic against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea, to the chaotic yet fascinating streets of Colaba, Mumbai brims with architectural wonders, bustling markets, and mouth-watering street food. Exploring the heritage of its colonial past at the beautifully preserved Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or strolling along the bustling Marine Drive, also known as the "Queen's Necklace," offers a slice of Mumbai's charm. With vibrant bazaars, delectable cuisines, and a vibrant nightlife scene, Mumbai is an enchanting city that captures the hearts of all who visit.

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India Nuclear Industry Report

The 2025 edition of this 80-page report is extremely pertinent for all those currently involved in or planning to pursue the burgeoning Indian nuclear market. Key topics covered in this report include:

  • Key Developments in Nuclear Sector in Union Budget 2025-26

  • Current Status and Future Plans of Nuclear Power in India

  • The Future of Private Participation in India’s Nuclear Energy

  • NTPC’s Strategic Expansion in Nuclear Energy

  • Why India is All-In on Hydrogen: A Game-Changer for Energy

  • India’s Nuclear Fuel Strategy

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