Russia’s Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation is holding preliminary talks with the Indian government and private companies to expand its footprint in India by venturing into the small container-based mini hydro power segment.

This will take Rosatom beyond the nuclear plant business, an official said. The mini hydel projects it plans to bring to India will have units ranging from 0.5 to 2 MW.

The discussions were taking place through Ganz Engineering and Energetics Machinery, a 100% Hungarian subsidiary of the company’s engineering division Atomenergomash.

“We consider this another opportunity for cooperation between Rosatom and India. Our office in India is working in this direction. We are discussing the issues both with the government and private bodies,” Rusatom International Network president Alexander Merten told a select group of journalists in Moscow.

Rusatom International Network is involved in marketing and business development of a number of Rosatom projects abroad.

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