Tata Power has not participated in the nascent International Renewable Energy Certificates market, which is considered an alternative to carbon credits, citing a lack of buyers.

(SMRs) across India in order to generate electricity from nuclear fission, informed Tata Power’s CEO & Managing Director, Praveer Sinha. However, he did not reveal the amount likely to be invested.

Tata Power to set up small modular reactors to generate electricity. Tata Power Company Ltd. has announced that it envisaged to set up small modular reactors (SMRs) across India i ...

Sinha said the push for nuclear energy and the increased outlay for PM Surya Ghar in the budget have come at the right time ...

Tata Power signals interest in small modular nuclear reactors as India moves to reform the atomic energy sector, CEO Praveer ...

We have already identified two projects and work has started for the first project,” Praveer Sinha, chief executive officer ...

Tata Power's EBITDA during the December quarter of FY25 surged 7 per cent on-year on the back of solid contributions and ...

Tata Power Company added 2.31% to Rs 370.50 after the comapny's consolidated net profit rose 8.2% YoY to Rs 1,030.70 crore in the quarter ended 31st December 2024.

Tata Power reported a consolidated net profit increase of 10% year-on-year, reaching Rs 1,188 crore for Q4 2024, driven by ...

Tata Power aims to enter the small modular nuclear reactor market, contingent on policy shifts and amendments to the Atomic ...

India's Tata Power is interested in setting up small modular nuclear reactors, CEO Praveer Sinha said on Tuesday, days after ...