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Velan

CanadaProduct Vendor / Manufacturer / OEM

Velan is now available on NucFinder as a validated supplier.

Founded in Montreal, Canada, in 1950 by A.K. Velan, Velan develops engineered valve solutions for critical industries including nuclear, defense, energy, oil and gas, refining, mining, marine, and process industries. For more than 75 years, the company has combined application expertise, advanced engineering and R&D, operational excellence, and lifecycle support to address complex flow-control challenges across these sectors. Supported by global manufacturing, engineering, research and development, and service capabilities, Velan delivers engineered valve technologies and related services that help customers achieve safe, reliable operation throughout the valve lifecycle. Velan Inc. is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VLN.

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New Energy Nexus

SingaporeOwner / Developer / Operator

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New Energy Nexus is now available on NucFinder as a validated supplier.

New Energy Nexus provides funding, accelerators, training, mentorship and networks for clean-energy entrepreneurs. These business-development services may support ventures with potential relevance to the nuclear supply chain, although no nuclear-specific programs are evidenced.

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NTPC Sets 30 GW Nuclear Target by 2037 as Feasibility Studies Advance

Capacity Targets and Nuclear Ambitions

NTPC chairman Gurdeep Singh announced on 3 November 2026 that the state-owned utility is targeting roughly 30 GW of nuclear capacity as part of a wider 250 GW generation portfolio by 2037. Speaking at the KPMG ENRich 2026 event in New Delhi, Singh described nuclear as a clear strategic direction for the company going forward.

NTPC currently operates 91 GW of installed capacity and is pursuing an intermediate milestone of 149 GW by 2032, with additions spanning nuclear and renewable sources.

Site Development Progress

Feasibility studies for proposed nuclear sites in Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and Odisha have been completed, according to sources cited in the original report. The company intends to identify additional locations across other states as the programme scales up.

Domestic Power Market Context

Singh noted that power demand in India rose 21 percent in October on a year-on-year basis and has been climbing each month. He added that India has not experienced the energy price surges seen in other parts of the world despite ongoing global economic pressures.