Dear Industry Peers,

Westinghouse had, in its discussions with the Indian government, assured that it would continue to work on the six reactors which are expected to come up in Kovvada, Andhra Pradesh. KM Rajan, former India representative of Westinghouse, told a nuclear energy conclave recently, "we expect to be out of bankruptcy Chapter 11 process sometime in early next year. We will be out of that, so it will not have any impact (on the nuclear project in India)."

There may be a need to tweak the plans somewhat, sources said. Reports quoted Westinghouse officials as saying that the company's main focus after emerging from bankruptcy would be component construction. The company is expected to build six reactors in India — private sector and government entities are currently exploring whether a greater amount of indigenous components can be used to build these reactors, bringing down their costs as well as giving a fillip to Indian nuclear industry.

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