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Industry insists on assured offtake for coal gasificationThe energy industry seeks assured offtake commitments for coal gasification projects. Viability gap funding alone may not be enough to unlo...
Ambani's Rs 2.7 lakh cr underground bet can save India from shocksReliance Industries has proposed a Rs 2.73 lakh crore, 30-year investment to develop an underground coal gasification complex in Andhra Pra...
Parliamentary panel asks govt to consider reviving urea plants at Durgapur, Haldia, Korba to boost outputA parliamentary panel has urged the government to explore reviving urea plants, with an aim to boost domestic production and significantly ...
Coal India, partners to invest Rs 3,095 crore in fertiliser JV to boost outputState-run firms Coal India, GAIL India, and Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers (RCF) will invest INR 3,095 crore ($371.90 million) in their ...
Government approves subsidy policy for urea produced through coal gasificationIt would assist in reducing urea imports to the tune of 12.7 lakh tonne per annum leading to savings in foreign exchange, Commerce Minister...
PM Modi lays foundation stone for Rs 13,000 crore Talcher fertiliser projectThe project, which will start production in 36 months, will help cut import of natural gas and fertiliser and make India self-reliant, PM N...
Cabinet okays Rs 1,033 crore equity infusion by RCF in Talcher fertiliser plantThe revival of the Talcher project will ensure huge investment in the fertilizer sector from the government through PSUs.
RCF to invite bids for Rs 4,500-crore Thal plant expansionRCF, along with Coal India, GAIL and Fertiliser Corporation of India, is setting up Rs 9,000-crore facility at Talcher in Odisha
PSUs to form 2 JVs for revival of Talcher fertiliser plant: Fertliser Minister Ananath KumarRashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF), Coal India, GAIL and Fertilizer Corporation of India will form the joint ventures.
Coal India to foray into fertiliser, chemical productionCoal India has decided to amend its memorandum of association for foraying into the business of producing fertilisers and chemicals using c...
Coal India to foray into fertiliser, chemical production; to amend it's MoA very soonCIL has decided to amend its memorandum of association (MoA) for foraying into the business of producing fertilisers and chemicals using co...
Clearance delays push RCF's project cost by Rs 500 croreAs per the proposal, an ammonia-urea plant will be set up at Thal in Maharashtra with a capacity of 1.27 million tonnes per annum on 200 ac...
CIL board gives nod to form JV for reviving Talcher urea plantCIL board today gave an in-principle approval to form joint venture for reviving fertiliser firm FCIL's closed urea plant at Talcher in Odi...
PSUs to revive Talcher urea plant with Rs 8,000 crore investment"We have proposed the name 'Talchar Chemical Fertiliser Company' for the downstream joint venture and it is likely to get registered by Oct...
Four state-run companies to revive FCIL's Talcher unitA consortium of four state-run companies will invest Rs 8,000 crore to revive the Talcher unit of Fertilizer Corp of India.
RCF begins revival process of Talcher Fertiliser PlantRashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Limited (RCF), under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers, has started the process for reviving the ...
GAIL to take 5-10% stake with RCF in Talcher fertiliser plantOriginally, RCF, GAIL and CIL came together for a Rs 10,000-cr project to convert coal in Talcher mines into gas and then use it as feedsto...
CIL, RCF, Sail, Engineers India, National Fertilisers to repay Rs 300-cr loans of FCICoal India (CIL), Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilisers (RCF), Sail, Engineers India and National Fertilisers Ltd plan to pay up Rs 300 crore o...
- Global bids invited for coal gasification plant in Odisha: Jena
Giving a push to the Rs 8K cr project to revive Talcher fertiliser plant in Odisha, global tenders have been invited for setting up of coal...
- Coal India gets cabinet nod for taking over closed unit of FCI in Orissa
Coal India (CIL) has received the cabinet nod for taking over the closed unit of Fertiliser Corporation of India (FCI) at Talcher in Orissa.