New Delhi, Dec 6: The delay in commissioning of two nuclear power plants at Kudankulam has led to escalation in cost to the tune of Rs 2,653 crore.
The approved completion cost of the Kudankulam Nuclear Power project was Rs 13,171 crore, officials said. “The completion cost is now expected to be Rs 15,824 crore and the project is expected to be completed in 2012-13,” they added.
The delay has been attributed to various reasons including delivery schedule of certain components from Russia and the ongoing protests in Kudankulam against the nuclear power plant.
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