The US Department of Energy has approved Holtec International to transfer small modular reactor technology to India, a major milestone in the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Agreement. This move allows Holtec to partner with Indian firms for the potential construction of US-designed nuclear reactors in India. This regulatory clearance signifies a significant step forward in nuclear cooperation between the two countries. Holtec’s expertise in small modular reactor technology will now be leveraged in India, opening up new opportunities for the country’s nuclear energy sector. The partnership aims to enhance India’s nuclear capabilities and contribute to its energy security. The approval from the US Department of Energy highlights the growing collaboration between the US and India in the field of nuclear energy. This development is expected to have a positive impact on India’s energy landscape, paving the way for the adoption of advanced nuclear technologies. With this regulatory clearance, Holtec International is poised to play a pivotal role in the expansion of India’s nuclear power infrastructure. The partnership between Holtec and Indian firms is set to bring substantial benefits to both countries, laying the foundation for long-term cooperation in the nuclear energy sector.