Mark Carney

National policymaking, infrastructure development, renewable energy transformation

One of the world’s largest publicly traded uranium producers, supplying uranium fuel for nuclear power plants.

Low‑carbon baseload electricity generated in nuclear reactors using uranium fuel, which produces minimal direct CO₂ emissions compared with fossil fuels.

A clean, alternative energy source that has the potential to be available on a massive scale.

Electricity generated from naturally replenished sources such as wind and sunlight, central to India’s plan to add 500 GW of renewables by 2030.[1]

New Delhi (National Capital Territory)

Nationwide

A long‑term uranium supply contract under which Cameco will provide India with uranium fuel to support its nuclear power programme as part of the India–Canada Strategic Energy Partnership.