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Department of Atomic Energy

Department of Atomic Energy is a IND company active in the nuclear fuel chain as enrichment, fabrication.

India's atomic energy department, reporting directly to the prime minister. It runs the Ratehalli enrichment plant outside safeguards, which serves the naval programme rather than the power fleet, and the Nuclear Fuel Complex that fabricates the fleet's fuel.

Company
HeadquartersMumbai, India
Founded1954
Ownershipstate
Subsidiaries
Roles in the chainenrichment, fabrication

Position in the chain

Downstream

Enriched uranium from this company feeds fuel fabrication, and from there 373 operating reactors across these types. Heavy water reactors are absent because they run on natural uranium and skip enrichment entirely.

Facilities

FacilityStageCountryCapacity / outputStatus
Ratehalli (Rare Materials Plant) enrichment IND not disclosed operating

Department of Atomic Energy in context

Department of Atomic Energy has 1 facility on record in 1 country (India): 1 operating.

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