Today, nuclear energy produces one-sixth of the world’s electricity and could produce far more. Recognizing this potential, India and China, have begun major expansions of nuclear energy infrastructure. Exponential growth in energy demand coupled with a finite availability of coal, oil, and gas has led toa renewed emphasis on nuclear energy. Moreover, nuclear energy is considered to be an environmentally benign source of energy. Only nuclear energy offers emissions-free energy on the massive and expanding scale the world so urgently requires.

India being a member of IAEA has agreements with several countries on various aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle Nuclear power is the fourth-largest source of electricity in India after thermal, hydro and renewable sources of electricity. India stands 9th in the world in terms of number of operational nuclear power reactors and is constructing 9 more.

After a grand launch of India Nuclear Energy 2009 UBM India is pleased to announce its 2nd edition - “India Nuclear Energy 2010” - 2nd International Exhibition and Conference from 7-9 October 2010 at Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai. The event will provide a global platform for showcasing latest cutting edge nuclear technology and component supplying companies as well as raw material suppliers. The format of the event has been designed to offer an opportunity for best networking and business opportunities and provide an interactive platform for equipment, technology suppliers and end users.