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China's control over indium phosphide exports threatens AI data centre rolloutAnderson's visit was partly to raise the issue of delays in China's export licenses involving the highly strategic material, essential in m...- This $1.16 billion hole in the ground is humanity's best plan for nuclear waste, and it's opening in the world's happiest country - here's what you need to knowFinland nuclear waste repository: Finland is poised to open Onkalo, the world's first permanent underground repository for nuclear waste. T...
- Can Brazil become a major rare earths supplier?Brazil sits atop a potential bonanza of rare earths that has sparked global interest, led by Washington, as demand surges for the increasin...
- Govt awarded 172 oil & gas blocks in 10 years, but negligible output brings policy and execution into focusIndia's ambitious oil and gas policy has failed to boost domestic production. Despite billions invested and extensive exploration, only one...
- Govt simplifies approval process for exploration of coal, ligniteThe Coal Ministry has streamlined the approval process for coal and lignite exploration. This reform aims to improve business ease and prom...
- Govt to launch exploration module on single window clearance systemThe government will introduce an online module for coal block operators. This system allows submission of exploration proposals. The Centre...
- Exploration companies can now bid for mineral block after rules tweakThe scheme aims to boost activities in the country for exploration of critical and strategic minerals while also easing out the reimburseme...
- Cabinet approves Rs 2,980 crore for Exploration of Coal and Lignite schemeUnder this scheme, exploration for coal and lignite is conducted in two broad stages: (i) Promotional (Regional) Exploration and (ii) Detai...
- India may link local lithium price with London exchangeIndia is looking to fix the value of lithium and rare earth elements (REEs) found in the country; domestic lithium prices will be linked to...
- Govt-run bodies, experts told not to talk to media on Joshimath situation without permissionOfficial sources said the purpose of the advisory is not to deny information to the media but to avoid confusion because so many institutio...
- Commercial coal block sale may get Cabinet nod this monthAccording to a draft prepared by the government, the company that offers to pay the highest amount of royalty will be declared winner.
- India to be among nations with best mining dataThe ministry has relaxed, with certain riders, restrictions imposed by it in a circular issued in 1969 that prohibited sharing of digital d...
- KG-D6 output fell on breach of contractual provisions: Oil MinistryPetroleum ministry counters Reliance stance of blaming downgrading of reserves for fall in output.
- China plans geological environmental warning systemChina is planning a geological environment warning system that will issue timely alerts about environmental risks.
- Government asks CEA to help private hydropower developers to avoid delaysThis comes at a time when 95 hydropower projects, with aggregate generation capacity of 40,000 MW, are awaiting clearance from the CEA.
- DGH rejects RIL plea on geological complexity of KG-D6 reservoirDGH has rejected Reliance Industries' plea that geological complexities are hindering drilling new wells on KG-D6 gas fields.
- D6 oil field: RIL officials to appear before PACReliance Industries' officials, including executive director PMS Prasad, are expected to appear before the Public Accounts Committee of Par...
- Reliance Industries D6 block witness steep decline in output: Jaipal ReddyReliance Industries-operated D6 block experienced steep decline in gas output because the company drilled only 22 wells against 31.
- DGH says gas output from D6 declined as RIL renaged from the approved FDP: Oil MinisterReliance Industries-operated D6 block experienced steep decline in gas output because the company drilled only 22 wells.
- China's quake-hit province to build nuclear power stationChina's earthquake-devastated Sichuan province plans to build its first nuclear power station in five years on a site with sound "geologica...
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