In Gujarat, a startup named Co2ncrete is tackling India's housing shortage and industrial waste by building prefabricated homes from factor...

India's next bullet train will reach speeds of 350 kmph. Design work starts in six months. Indian Railways will also boost domestic cargo m...

As far as India is concerned, the biggest pain point from the US-Iran war in the Gulf region has been the spike in the prices of not only o...

Ambuja Cements shares fell despite strong Q4 results, where net profit jumped 78% year-on-year to Rs 1,830 crore and revenue rose 10% to Rs...

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In 2023, 19 coal mines were allocated to 13 TPPs for responsible fly ash disposal. Overseen by the Central Level Working Group and Addition...

Sustainable ash utilisation is one of the key concern areas at NTPC and the company is ensuring sustainable solutions for complete utilisat...

The draft notification has also proposed penalties of Rs 1,500 per tonne on the fly ash user industries for non-compliance and Rs 1,000 per...

The NTPC's research project on production of geo-polymer coarse aggregates from fly ash has met the statutory parameters of Indian standard...

"NTPC has developed an infrastructure at Rihand project in Uttar Pradesh to transport fly ash in bulk to cement plants, located at distance...

The company is looking at new avenues of fly ash management. It has also signed 25 MoUs for supply of about 260 lakh m3 of fly ash for road...

Fly ash, which originates from the Rajghat and Badarpur thermal power plants, also poisons Delhi's air.

As per a note of the Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council circulated to the said ministries, it is proposed to make use of f...

There is a huge demand for Fly Ash but due to the limitation of transporting it through only railway system, not enough can be utilised.

Proper management of fly ash is important not only for the environment but for us also as the ash produced by power plants occupies a lot o...

According to the IIT-Kanpur report, coal and fly ash contribute to around 37% and 26% of PM10 and PM2.5, respectively, in summer.

The Union Environment Ministry has allowed NPTC for one more year to continue to dispose of fly ash generated from its Talcher plant in Odi...