Currently at 8,180 MW, is set to expand to 22,480 MW by 2031-32, with ten reactors under construction across Gujarat, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Karnataka, and Madhya Pradesh
The fund will have up to 49 per cent contribution by the Government and the balance will be mobilized from ports and the private sector
BharatTradeNet will complement the Unified Logistics Interface Platform and will be aligned with international practices
Appreciates Budget’s focus on productivity, self-sufficiency, and rural job creation
It’s too early to state specific proposal have been given on agrochemicals but social welfare schemes would facilitate in uplifting the life of the rural villagers
Inclusion of productivity and resilience in agriculture as one of the key priorities of the Union Budget 2025
The Budget reflects a clear intent to create new opportunities for farmers, youth, women, and agri-entrepreneurs, ensuring inclusive growth across the agricultural sector
At least 5 indigenously developed SMRs will be operationalized by 2033
This will provide policy support, execution roadmaps, governance and monitoring framework for central ministries and states
This will encompass all stages of the value chain, including mineral exploration, mining, beneficiation, processing, and recovery from end-of-life products
The administered ex-mill price of ethanol for the EBP Programme derived from C Heavy Molasses (CHM) for the Ethanol Supply Year 2024-25 has been fixed at Rs. 57.97 per litre from Rs. 56.58 per litre
The sector anticipates the much-awaited extension of the PLI scheme to chemicals to encourage domestic production
Result in major loss of revenue to Govt, besides detrimental to local indigenous manufacturers
A total of 48 training programmes are planned to cover all these MAH Units over the period of next five years
Industry leaders from chemicals, ports, packaging, mining and steel have outlined their expectations for Union Budget 2025
Newer and greener crop protection products are required to tackle the emerging challenges
The 18 per cent GST on agrochemicals makes quality crop protection expensive for farmers. Moreover, India’s reliance on imports highlights the need for PLI benefits to encourage local manufacturing
INEOS closes last remaining synthetic ethanol plant in the UK with the loss of several hundred jobs
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Addressing the communication gaps within regulatory set up and balancing safety with new product requirements required to clear the logjam
Foundation stone of NTPC Green Energy Limited Green Hydrogen Hub Project at Pudimadaka near Visakhapatnam
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