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AML to convert waste charcoal to energy

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Press Trust of India Rourkela

Based on the Chinese technology, the plant of Adhunik Metaliks Ltd (AML), set up at a cost of about Rs 80 crore will start functioning within a month and will re-cycle the waste charcoal to energy, its Managing Director Manoj Agarwal told newspersons here today.     

With this the company will not only save a large waste dumping area of land but also control pollution in the locality, he said.

 

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First Published: Jul 17 2008 | 5:20 PM IST

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