About INF

India Nuclear Forum - Connecting the Nuclear Value Chain

India’s ambitious vision of achieving 100 GWe of nuclear power capacity by 2047 demands more than reactor construction—it requires a strong, integrated ecosystem that brings together policymakers, industry, academia, technology providers, investors, startups, and regulators. It is this vision that forms the foundation of the India Nuclear Forum (INF).

Established as a collaborative platform for all stakeholders in the nuclear value chain, the India Nuclear Forum aims to accelerate the growth of India’s nuclear energy sector by fostering dialogue, knowledge exchange, innovation, and strategic partnerships. The forum seeks to bridge the gap between policy formulation, technological development, industrial capability, and investment opportunities, creating an environment that supports sustainable long-term growth.

At a time when India is expanding its nuclear programme and exploring new opportunities through advanced reactor technologies, private-sector participation, and indigenous manufacturing, the need for coordinated action across the ecosystem has become increasingly important.

The India Nuclear Forum serves as a catalyst for this engagement by connecting established industry leaders with emerging startups, researchers, educational institutions, and global experts.

A key objective of the forum is to promote collaboration in areas such as advanced nuclear technologies, supply-chain development, human resource capacity building, research and development, digital innovation, and international cooperation.

The success of the India Nuclear Energy Forum (INEF-2026) demonstrated the growing momentum behind this mission. Bringing together hundreds of participants from across India and several international markets, the event reinforced the importance of collective action in supporting India’s nuclear ambitions. As the sector enters a transformative phase, the India Nuclear Forum is positioning itself as a long-term enabler of the partnerships, innovation, and ecosystem development needed to power India’s nuclear future.