General | 05 January 2025
Briefs: Deep Industries and Visakhapatnam Port Authority
Deep Industries receives LoA from ONGC for order worth Rs. 90.70 crores
Deep Industries receives LoA from ONGC for order worth Rs. 90.70 crores
American Chemistry Council (ACC) argues that EPA’s action is not based on the best available science
Strengthening its position in rice herbicides market, expects EBIDTA growth of 20%
First-of-its-kind IEA analysis shows complex interplay between energy, industrial and trade policies as countries seek to secure supply chains and economic opportunities
This advanced product enhances root development in crops, allowing plants to absorb nutrients and water more efficiently
Expresses disappointment with the Board's failure to manage an effective CEO succession process
The company remains dedicated to advancing catalyst technologies that meet the needs of the sulfuric acid industry
The 2.3 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) LNG project is expected to contribute to meeting global energy needs
With the contract, the operator will use the infrastructure to transport gas produced in the Frade and Albacora Leste fields
This follows significant win in first Roundup final judgment on non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) claims outside the U.S.
The project achieved a carbon reduction of 1,325 tCO2, significantly minimising the environmental impact
He emphasised on implementation of measures to promote green logistics, workforce inclusivity and facilitation of central government projects
He has been inducted in place of Kishor Shewkani, Vice President - Production Head who has resigned
Brings together industry experts to discuss preventive steps to protect pigs from African swine fever and best practises for pig farm management
Goyal envisions battery swapping, charging infra at every petrol pump, CNG station
Sinopec's key focus areas in Algeria include oil exploration and development, petroleum engineering, refining and chemical engineering
The company now expects cash flow from operations for the year to be approximately $300 million
As of October 31, 2024, a total of Rs.8,844 crore has been spent, including Rs 6,577 crore for subsidies, Rs 2,244 crore for capital assets, and Rs.23 crore for other expenses
In 2020, India’s total GHG emissions decreased by 7.93 per cent with respect to 2019
Investment climate continues to be positive in the middle of a secular growth and predictable rise in petrochemical production
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