Punjab Green Hydrogen Policy
<p>The Punjab Energy Development Agency has released a draft green hydrogen policy aiming to achieve a green hydrogen and ammonia production capacity of 100 kilo tonnes per annum by 2030. The policy proposes
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NTPC willing to buy gas at govt-approved price, for now
NTPC is ready to buy natural gas at any price fixed by the government for its Kawas and Gandhar expansion projects, but this will not dilute its position in its court battle with Reliance Industries for gas supply at a lower price for these plants, NTPC Chairman Arup Roy Chudhury said on Friday. NTPC took RIL to the Bombay High Court in 2005, complaining that RIL was not honouring a contrac
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Russia, India to strengthen ties with energy, oil pacts
With no signs of a respite in oil prices and given India
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Cold climates no bar to biogas production
Extremophile microbes in mud from a frozen Alaskan lake can be harnessed to make biogas.
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ONGC Tripura signs MoU with Bangladesh
Will enable advance commissioning of the project The project involves Rs.8,000 crore investment NEW DELHI: State-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) on Friday announced that it's power subsidiary, ONGC Tripura Power Company (OTPC) has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bangladesh to open up a new transport corridor for transporting heavy equipment for its plant in Triupra.
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Oil Industry Loses Vs EPA On Ethanol Standard
A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected a challenge from U.S. oil companies and refiners against the Environmental Protection Agency for retroactively imposing ethanol blending levels and volume requirements for gasoline sales. Federal law requires the EPA to set by November 30 each year the amount of ethanol that must make up U.S. gasoline sales for the following year.
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EU Exec Plans More Action On Unsustainable Biofuel
The European Union's executive said on Wednesday it was looking at further measures to tackle the unwanted side-effects of biofuels production, which compromise the fuels' green credentials. After a two-year investigation, the European Commission said the complex issue of "indirect land use change" could lessen carbon savings from biofuels, but it stopped short of immediately recommending new b
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Gas Cracker Project misses deadline again
It is official, the ambitious Assam Gas Cracker Project has slipped the deadline this year as well, achieving only 26.4 per cent of the targeted 50 per cent. The progress achieved so far in the project included the overall physical progress of the project, as on November 15 is 26.4 per cent, against the cumulative scheduled target of 50 per cent, it was officially stated. Despite the slippag
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Under green drive, CR installs solar lights at level crossings
The railways are trying out several experiments to be environment friendly. While Central Railway (CR) has begun the process of installation of solar-powered illumination at level crossings along its sections, Western Railway (WR) is one of the first railways to run a train on bio-diesel. Both these railways have several lakhs of saplings of jathropa seeds along their rail tracks that yield oi
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UP plans to add 20,000 mw by 12th Plan period
Deepa Jainani Uttar Pradesh is all set to ride the power wave in the next few years. The Mayawati government has been able to achieve a complete turnaround for the sickly power sector in the state.
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Govt presses pause on diesel, LPG hikes
PM Expresses Concern Over Effect On People New Delhi: Consumers may be in a soup over sky-rocketing prices of onion and tomoto, but they can expect some relief on at least one front. The government has hit the pause button on raising diesel and cooking gas prices for fear of fuelling a spiralling effect on the cost of all goods and services.