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National
FinMin exempts excise duty on ATF purchases by Indian carriers for overseas flights
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Chhattisgarh govt approves electric vehicle policy, aims to develop state as manufacturing hub
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At 70 per cent, thermal capacity utilisation highest in a decade in April-June
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Power tariff to rise 60-70p per unit for blending imported coal: minister
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Punjab to provide 600 units of free power to every household per billing cycle
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Green dream: By 2030, every app-based cab in Delhi may be an electric vehicle
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Global
Brazil to become global lithium power as markets open up, Sigma says
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Resignation of UK’s Rishi Sunak Could Sink Power Windfall Tax
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Iberdrola secures financial viability for 16 new UK renewables projects
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US firm to build $1.7 bln data centre, large-scale battery in Australia
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States are spending billions on electric vehicles in battle to replace automotive capital Michigan
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Germany prepares Uniper bailout as gas prices soar
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