IBLJ Guide 'Going Nuclear'

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India sees the light on private participation in the nuclear energy sector

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Attracting investors to nuclear India: Lessons from UK

As India eyes private and foreign investors for expansion of nuclear power, financing models developed for the UK’s journey are worth considering… (Read more >)

Paul Butcher
Of Counsel, Energy & Infrastructure
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
paul.butcher@hsfkramer.com

Dhananjaya Chak
Partner, India practice
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
dhananjaya.chak@hsfkramer.com

Roddy Martin
Partner, India practice
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
roddy.martin@hsfkramer.com

Gavin Williams
Partner, Head of Infrastructure Sector
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
gavin.williams@hsfkramer.com

Siddhartha Shukla
Partner
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Siddhartha.Shukla@hsfkramer.com

Does SHANTI Act open door to private sector in nuclear power?

Recent legislation raises discussion on whether it can bring meaningful private sector participation in providing nuclear power to India… (Read more >)

Kelly Malone
Partner
King & Spalding
mkmalone@kslaw.com

Amit Kataria
Partner
King & Spalding
akataria@kslaw.com

Liability redefined in amended nuclear law

India’s latest nuclear energy regulation opens the industry’s development to private and international participation, redefining related liabilities and operational norms… (Read more >)