India takes big step towards green fuel export
India has laid the foundation stone for its first port-based e-methanol green fuel plant at Deendayal Port, aiming to produce cleaner shipping fuel and position India as a global green energy exporter. The Rs 2,300 crore project, supported by state and union officials, aligns with India's net zero emissions goal and maritime expansion plans.
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