He said signing of the nuclear cooperation agreement with the US has helped India in getting fuel for the reactors in “sufficient” quantity.
Noting that the cost of some of the countries selling nuclear reactors did not suit India, he said that was why hard bargaining was on and that takes time. He said talks with the US were on.
Emphasising that nuclear power was cheap; he said government sells power from Kalpakkam at 67 paise per unit and that from Tarapur at Rs 1.15.
