Sanghnomics: India is focusing on thorium-based nuclear energy to ensure energy security, reduce geopolitical vulnerabilities ...
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China unveils thorium-powered nuclear cargo ship that can carry 14,000 containers
China reveals the specs for its 14,000-container nuclear cargo ship, powered by an ultra-efficient 200MW thorium molten salt ...
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Why India’s nuclear programme is lagging despite vast reserves of thorium while China’s making history
Not only has China built the world’s first 2-megawatt liquid-fuelled thorium molten salt reactor, it has also transformed ...
China’s Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics has completed the first-ever thorium-to-uranium fuel conversion in its ...
Technological breakthrough could revolutionise commercial shipping, naval engineering and deep sea operations if rolled out ...
China's nuclear energy ambitions have historically been constrained by limited domestic uranium resources. While a single ...
Chinese scientists have successfully converted thorium into uranium in an operational molten salt reactor, achieving a ...
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Thorium utilisation is where India’s nuclear renaissance truly begins: Anil Kakodkar
From fast breeder reactors to accelerator systems, Anil Kakodkar’s 2006 address traced India’s path beyond uranium on Dr Homi Bhabha’s 97th birth anniversary.
China's thorium molten salt reactor has become the first in the world to transmute thorium fuel into uranium fuel for nuclear fission.
India, which houses approximately 25% of the world's thorium reserves, is still lagging behind in harnessing this key energy ...
China has scaled the first step towards proving the technical feasibility of using thorium resources in molten salt reactor ...
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