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Govt will ask all vehicle makers to produce flex-fuel engines: Nitin GadkariUnion minister Nitin Gadkari predicted that India will be able to export green hydrogen in the coming days. He also claimed that making fle...- Ready to supply Euro-VI fuel to Delhi from April, says IOC"We will be able to meet requirement of Delhi from April 1," IOC Chairman Sanjiv Singh said.
- Govt committed to supplying Euro VI fuel: Nitin Gadkari"Euro VI fuel will be supplied by the Petroleum Ministry complying to international norms," Road Transport, Highways and Shipping Minister ...
- Government comes out with draft norms for Euro VI emission standardLast week, Gadkari had said that Euro VI compliant fuel may be introduced in metros much ahead of the April 1, 2020 deadline, ensuring that...
- Euro VI fuel to be in metros before 2020: Nitin Gadkari"The step would help curb vehicular pollution in the national capital and other metros," Road Transport and Highways Minister said.
- Govt not to reconsider new emission norms deadline: Nitin GadkariRefusing to budge under any pressure from auto industry on stricter fuel emission norms, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said carmakers ...
- Can't say if odd-even scheme has led to less pollution: SIAMThe odd-even scheme has led to less congestion on the National Capital roads but its effectiveness in controlling pollution is not known ye...
- Modi government's decision to leapfrog to Euro VI historic: Prakash JavadekarPeople have welcomed this decision, which will help reduce particulate matter pollution by 90 per cent, the Environment Minister said.
- Phased shift to BS VI will maintain safety, quality: Markus HeynMarkus Heyn, member of the board of management at Robert Bosch GmbH, elaborates on the rationale behind stepwise transition of emission nor...
- Migration to Euro V, VI norms to be advanced: CentreEnvironment Minister Prakash Javadekar said Euro IV (Bharat IV) norms will be implemented in the entire country by 2017 which will greatly ...
- India must leapfrog to Euro VI fuel norms to improve air quality: ICCTAs of now, Delhi and 12 other cities in India adhere to Euro IV fuel norms while the rest of the country is on Euro III.
- 'India must leapfrog to Euro VI as benefits outweigh costs'The International Council on Clean Transportation has written to minister of state for petroleum and natural gas Dharmendra Pradhan, recomm...
- ‘Euro VI can filter out problem’Environmental and transportation experts on Wednesday discussed ways and means to mitigate black carbon (BC) emissions that can help reduce...
- Fuel norms may be flashpoint between new government and CentreThe issue assumes significance in the wake of an affidavit filed by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) in the Supreme Co...
- Huge investments needed to fund fuel upgradation: Oil Secretary Saurabh ChandraSpeaking at SIAM Auto Summit, he said the report has been put on the website for comments but not many have commented.
- Petrol, diesel prices may be hiked to fund fuel upgradePetrol and diesel prices will be hiked by 75 paise a litre each if the govt accepts panel report that recommends fuel standards be upgraded.
- Tightening fuel emission norms: Government plans to impose extra 30% environment compensation on diesel vehiclesGovt is also considering tightening the emission norms by mandating fuels compliant with Euro-IV norms by next year and Euro-V norms by 201...
- BS-IV fuel norms across country may take time: Member Planning CommissionUniform implementation of more cleaner BS-IV fuel norms across the country may take time, Planning Commission Member Saumitra Chaudhuri sai...
- SC notice to Centre on PIL seeking Euro V norms in IndiaThe Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the Centre on a PIL which claimed that Indian cities were among the world’s worst polluted and...
- SC issues notice to Centre on enforcing EURO V emission normsThe SC issued notice to the Centre on the issue of enforcing emission standards in tune with EURO V for diesel and petrol vehicles in the c...
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