IFC & others to invest $105 million in Indian green hydrogen company Hygenco
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Global Retailers Aim To Go Green by 2040
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Global Carbon Capture Projects Up by 52%: Global CCS Institute
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MoP Makes Use of Biomass Pellets in Some Coal Power Plants Mandatory to Curb Stubble Burning
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Greenpeace Loses North Sea Oil Legal Battle Against BP
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