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Hitachi ABB Power Grids in India to go carbon neutral by 2030

Has already signed PPAs with a few green power generators in Gujarat, will sign more such contracts to move to 100% green energy by March 2022

Lithium buys out Pune-based SaaS mobility platform company for unknown sum

With the deal, Lithium will be able to provide a full range of transport solutions across vehicle categories including conventional internal combustion engine ones

Second Covid-19 wave: Cairn Oil and Gas seeks force majeure extension

Globally, oil and gas firms had availed of relaxations in exploration contracts to deal with the disruption.

Aftermath of cyclone Tauktae: What caused the ONGC barge tragedy

Of these installations, 243 were fixed and 99 floating

Govt orders inquiry into ONGC western offshore mishap that took 26 lives

Questions are being raised why so many persons were still at sea despite forecast of Cyclone Tauktae; Company officials said other barges managed to reach safer location but cyclone changed its path

Stabilising ultra mega coal plant remains a major concern for Tata Power

This at a time when the company is focusing on renewable energy

Tata Power will be net zero-carbon by 2050, says CEO Praveer Sinha

We have now both urban and rural consumers. Our whole business philosophy is towards renewable, said Sinha

Decoded: Why Supreme Court wants oxygen policy revised amid Covid-19

LMO, or medical grade oxygen, is not usually a controlled product but because of the pandemic, the Centre assumed the powers to direct supply from all producers

How MapmyIndia CEO Rohan Verma is helping India battle against Covid-19

As his company helps keep oxygen tankers on track, Verma tells Jyoti Mukul it's high time technology was scaled up so that India never encounters such chaos and inefficiencies again

RIL's oil-to-chemicals business recovers but second wave a challenge

The company's oil and gas production is hinging on output at its satellite fields. It is minuscule compared to its big-bang entry into this segment in the late 1990s

JCB India halts all operations for 10 days citing coronavirus surge

The company said it had sufficient inventory levels to support the demand for products during the pause period

Tata group company to set up 450 oxygen units worth Rs 75 lakh each

While the order for 450 PSAs has gone to Tata Advanced Systems, the remaining 50 will be put up by Trident Pneumatics

Revamp not to impact biz; in talks with global cos for large fields: ONGC

ONGC plans to acquire much larger acreage via open acreage licensing policy

Covid-19 second wave: Delhi, Maharashtra to set up their own oxygen plants

They see it as the only way to have reliable supplies for this and future waves

Building for scrap: Does India have the capacity to handle this?

Creating the capacity to scrap vehicles in the volumes required to make a significant dent in vehicular pollution will be a tough ask

Monetisation route is value-accretive, says PGCIL Chairman & MD K Sreekant

Power Grid Chairman & MD K Sreekant tells Shreya Jai and Jyoti Mukul that transmission assets are better placed than road and real estate InvITs

Govt steps in to counter oxygen crisis; MHA directs free movement

India has floated a global tender for procuring 50,000 tonnes of oxygen

Covid-19 second wave: Steel firms get state-wise quota for supply of oxygen

The Indian steel industry has the capacity to supply about 3,000 tonnes a day of medical oxygen

Amid Covid surge, Japan may come to India's aid by supplying oxygen

Trivandrum-based HLL Lifecare has floated global tender for medical oxygen

Medical oxygen requirement increased 7 times; met 60% demand: Inox Air

According to industry figures, the pre-Covid demand for liquid medical oxygen before the pandemic was 700 tonne per day across the country