Decarbonising electricity with nuclear power
EDF is proud to be involved in the development of the world’s largest nuclear power plant at the Jaitapur site (JNPP), State of Maharashtra. As lead negotiator and supplier for this important initiative, EDF is committed to supporting the Indian government to address the increasing need for decarbonized electricity, while also bringing a wide range of socio-economic opportunities to the country.
EDF, a unique nuclear energy player
EDF is the world’s largest nuclear operator with unrivalled track-record and expertise throughout the entire nuclear value chain. The Group currently operates 69 reactors representing more than 2,000 reactor-year of cumulated experience.
JNPP, the largest nuclear power project worldwide
The Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant (JNPP) is set to be the largest nuclear power plant in the world with 6 EPR reactors and a targeted installed capacity of 9.6 GWe in the State of Maharashtra, India.
Opportunities for Suppliers
EDF’s proposal aims at maximising local content providing significant opportunities for Indian low carbon companies in engineering and equipment manufacturing and supply.
