Russia's ROSATOM Sends 'More Advanced' Fuel Option For Kudankulam Nuclear Plant
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The fuel is for the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu state
New Delhi: Russia's state-owned nuclear energy company ROSATOM earlier this year sent a "more advanced" fuel option for a nuclear power plant in southern India, an Indian government minister told parliament on Wednesday.
"The first lot of TVS-2M fuel assemblies has been received in May-June 2022 from Russian Federation and loaded in Unit-1," minister Jitendra Singh said in a written reply to questions. "They are performing satisfactorily."
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