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Indian company to localise pump manufacture after landmark agreement
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World Nuclear News
A strategic collaboration between Indian company CORE Energy Systems and Flowserve Corporation of the USA has been described as a landmark for India's nuclear sector and a first-of-its-kind technology transfer.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) granted Flowserve specific authorisation under 10 CFR Part 810 to transfer its advanced PCP technology to India, CORE Energy said.
"For over two decades, CORE has driven India’s strategic engineering journey, CORE Energy Systems Chairman and Managing Director Nagesh Basarkar said.
"This collaboration to indigenously manufacture PCPs not only delivers world-class technology to our nuclear sector but also strengthens national supply-chain resilience."
The definitive agreement between Flowserve and CORE Energy was formalised in Washington, DC on 14 August.
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