Canada and India sign 10-year nuclear energy and uranium supply deal
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Canada and India signed a 10-year nuclear energy agreement that commits Canada to supply uranium to India and also agreed to conclude a bilateral free trade agreement by the end of 2026.
Why it matters
The reset removes a prior diplomatic freeze and restores high-level cooperation across defence, critical minerals, space and technology. It creates binding program-level obligations that require both governments and their regulators to restore export, safeguards and bilateral negotiation processes that had been suspended.
Implications
- • Canadian uranium producers and export licensing authorities must complete export licences, logistics and compliance checks to deliver uranium supplies under the 10-year agreement.
- • India's nuclear power plant operators must update fuel procurement contracts and delivery schedules to integrate incoming Canadian uranium supplies.
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