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ACME Green Molecules, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical sign $1 billion green methanol supply deal
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ET Markets - Industry 8d ago

ACME Green Molecules, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical sign $1 billion green methanol supply deal

India's first global green marine fuel pact sees ACME Green Molecules partnering with Japan's MGC to supply 100,000 tonnes of green methanol annually, valued at $1 billion. This significant deal aims to bolster the shipping industry's shift to low-carbon alternatives, meeting stringent international environmental standards. The renewable fuel, produced in Odisha, will support the global transition to sustainable energy markets.

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Business Standard - Markets 33d ago

Adani Ports' step-down arm secures 10-year marine services contract for Southern Energy FLNG project

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone has secured a 10-year marine services contract for Argentina's first liquefied natural gas (LNG) export, marking its entry into South America and expanding its international marine services footprint.

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Bharat Forge to set up India’s first private-sector marine gas turbine facility in Visakhapatnam
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CNBC TV18 - Markets 53d ago

Bharat Forge to set up India’s first private-sector marine gas turbine facility in Visakhapatnam

Bharat Forge signs MoU with Andhra Pradesh at Defence Conclave in the presence of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and CM Chandrababu Naidu, to set up India's first private marine gas turbine repair and development facility in Visakhapatnam, boosting naval self reliance.

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India gives one month extension to four Russian insurers
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ET Markets - Industry 141d ago

India gives one month extension to four Russian insurers

India has temporarily greenlit four Russian insurance firms to maintain marine coverage for incoming ships at its ports. This interim solution allows these insurers to continue operations pending formal clearance. Notably, these companies chiefly protect vessels ferrying Russian oil, aligning with India's goal of diversifying its oil sources and decreasing reliance on Russian imports.

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