1. Nuclear Power Corporation of IndiaLimited (NPCILPresented bySaurav kumar

2. Introduction The Nuclear Power Company was Corporation of registered as aIndia Limited Public Limited (NPCIL) is aCompany undergovernment-the Companies Act, owned corporation1956 in Septemberof India based in 1987 .Mumbai. 3. Shri K.C. Purohit Shri Srikar R. PaiChairman & ManagingDirectorCompany Secretary Shri S. A. BhardwajDirector, Technical Shri Preman DinarajDirector, Finance Shri G. Nageswara RaoDirector, Operations Shri S.B. AgarkarDirector, HR 4. ObjectivesTo maximize the power generation and profitabilityfrom nuclear power stations with the motto safetyfirst and production next.To continue and strengthen the environmentalprotection measures relating to nuclear powergeneration.To continue and strengthen quality assuranceactivities relating to nuclear power program. 5. To share appropriate technological skills andexpertise at national and international levels.To bring about modernisation and technologicalinnovation in activities.To coordinate and endeavor to keep the sustainedassociation with the other units of DAE. 6. Nuclear Power - An InevitableOption Nuclear energy will continue to be an inevitable option for India as other alternative renewable energy sources, including solar, will take few more years to establish as a commercially viable technology, according to scientists. 7. Operating Performance 8. Safety Performance 9. PARTNERSHIPS : SYNERGY FOR ENERGYNPCIL has signed an MoU with Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL),another premier public sector company, to enter into a Joint Venture forcarrying out engineering, procurement and construction activitiesNewer Realms of EnergySynergising human effort with the forces of nature, NPCIL continues itsquest for energy is cater to the nations growing needs.TAPPING CLEAN, GREEN ENERGYOur responsibilities towards generating more clean energy and ourbusiness sense have propelled us to diversify into wind and hydro power 10. Present Power Scenario Total installed capacity- 145 GWeCaptive generation- 15 GWe Per capita consumption 700 KWhNuclear Renewa4.1 bles GWe8%3% Sector-wise GenerationHydro 25%CoalCentral (34%) 48,470 MWe53%State (52%)75,837 MWeGasPrivate (13%) 21,246 MWe Diesel 10%1%Present resource utilisation Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd 11. Future ForecastIntegrated Energy Policy Renewableprojections for next 25syears.14% Coal 39%To meet 7-9 % GDP Hydrogrowth 21%To raise per capitaNuclearconsumption to 1000 KWhNatural63 GWe9%Gas Insitu 10% Coal BedCoal GasMethane 3% 4% Total installed capacity 0f 700 GWe by 2032