Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/GavV3gvykcy.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter World First in Clean Energy! India Makes Hydrogen Using Nuclear Reactor Heat, Not Power [of5KlE8PWRp] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT India has achieved a major clean energy breakthrough with the world’s first hydrogen production plant powered by nuclear reactor heat instead of electricity. Commissioned at Kalpakkam by the Department of Atomic Energy, the facility uses heat from the Fast Breeder Test Reactor to drive a thermochemical process for hydrogen generation. Unlike conventional electrolysis, this method relies on the Copper-Chlorine cycle, significantly reducing electricity use while enabling continuous, 24/7 hydrogen production. While still a demonstration project, it signals a new direction where nuclear energy plays a central role in India’s net-zero ambitions. Mint is an Indian financial daily newspaper published by HT Media. The Mint YT Channel brings you cutting edge analysis of the latest business news and financial news. With in-depth market coverage, explainers and expert opinions, we break down and simplify business news for you. Click here to download the Mint App: Now make Mint your preferred source on Google and get business & finance updates first. Add here - Subscribe to Mint Premium Now: Subscribe to Mint's WhatsApp Channel: 2cNPVjtTOHi EpL8JnA60ID RUL07S0Vwtw 7lzdG4aYQSU
India has achieved a major clean energy breakthrough with the world’s first hydrogen production plant powered by nuclear reactor heat instead of electricity. Commissioned at Kalpakkam by the Department of Atomic Energy, the facility uses heat from the Fast Breeder Test Reactor to drive a thermochemical process for hydrogen generation. Unlike conventional electrolysis, this method relies on the Copper-Chlorine cycle, significantly reducing electricity use while enabling continuous, 24/7 hydrogen production. While still a demonstration project, it signals a new direction where nuclear energy plays a central role in India’s net-zero ambitions. Mint is an Indian financial daily newspaper published by HT Media. The Mint YT Channel brings you cutting edge analysis of the latest business news and financial news. With in-depth market coverage, explainers and expert opinions, we break down and simplify business news for you. Click here to download the Mint App: Now make Mint your preferred source on Google and get business & finance updates first. Add here - Subscribe to Mint Premium Now: Subscribe to Mint's WhatsApp Channel: 2cNPVjtTOHi EpL8JnA60ID RUL07S0Vwtw 7lzdG4aYQSU