"There are some issues with regard to PCPIRs. We are working on various options," Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals Secretary P Ra...

At present, there are four petrochemical complexes in the country. They are in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Tamil Nadu.

The government is looking to establish new petrochemical investment regions in the country.

In March 2007, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved proposal to set up PCPIRs in four states; Gujarat, Andhra, Odisha & TN.

Orissa will have fourth Petroleum Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region [PCPIR].

Following Centre's enactment of Petroleum, Chemicals and Petrochemicals Investment Region policy, four states have submitted their proposal...

Government will not allow farm land to be acquired for setting up of petroleum and petrochemical regions, says Paswan.

Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat are set to have the first two petroleum, chemical and petrochemical investment regions (PCPIR) in the country wi...

The government unveiled the Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment Regions (PCPIR) Policy to accelerate the pace of investment an...

Does the notification on PCPIRs issued on April 4 by the ministry of chemicals and fertilisers contradict the new stipulation in the SEZ po...

After a long wait, the policy on petroleum, chemicals and petrochemicals investment regions (PCPIRs) is finally here.

After putting fresh SEZ approvals on hold till land acquisition and rehabilitation policies are re-formulated, the UPA government is set to...

The tax sops for the proposed petroleum, petrochemical and speciality chemical investment hubs are being re-worked by the government.

After industrial parks and special economic zones, it’s now the turn of huge petro-chemical estate developers to avail of tax holidays.

After SEZs, it is the petrochemicals, petroleum and chemicals investment regions (PCPIRs) for oil companies.

Chemicals & Petrochemicals Secretary Satwant Reddy said, the government proposes to attract major investments in this sector.

The government plans to rope in global chemical giants like Dow Chemicals, Dupont, Mitsubishi Chemicals and Sabic to set up bases in the co...