To meet India’s high energy demands and reduce its carbon emissions while ensuring its energy independence, the Indian government seeks to triple the size of its nuclear fleet. To do so, the nuclear power generation capacity will have to increase from 7GW in 2022 to 25GW in 2040. India is also turning to renewable energies to massively increase its low-carbon electricity generation capacity.

Assystem is supporting India’s energy transition via its local Assystem STUP subsidiary (following the acquisition of STUP Consultants Pvt Ltd in 2021). Assystem STUP has already participated in numerous projects in India, such as the preliminary studies of the future EPR nuclear reactors, and the management of a major hydropower project in Kashmir.

India’s railway network is one of the biggest in the world, representing a great opportunity to reduce the country’s carbon footprint. The Indian government is aiming to decarbonise and electrify the entire network by 2030. Furthermore, a national plan has been established to connect major cities by high-speed train in northern, western, and southern India. Assystem STUP is supporting India’s railway development ambitions, carrying out multiple infrastructure projects for the development of travel by train.

Assystem STUP employs almost 1,000 engineers who are supporting the country’s industrial players in various business sectors such as transport, urban development, low-carbon energy, industrial buildings, and facilities. Headquartered in Delhi and with 8 regional offices, Assystem STUP is present throughout India.

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