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Why almost nobody is buying green hydrogenHydrogen's promise as a clean fuel has led to plans for 1,600 plants globally. Yet, most lack firm buyers, with only 12% having secured agr...- Why almost nobody is buying Green HydrogenDespite the hype surrounding hydrogen as a clean energy source, most of the planned 1,600 projects lack committed buyers. Only a minority h...
- Hydrogen sector asks EU to help local firms compete with ChinaThe companies want Brussels to do more to ensure Europe-made equipment powers the EU's plan by 2030 to produce 10 million tonnes of renewab...
- Tata Steel is in a much better place; we can grow and deleverage at the same time: TV Narendran“Overall I expect the steel industry to have a few good years ahead and nowhere in the steel industry apart from India is capacity being ad...
- Green Hydrogen: L&T partners Norway's HyrogenPro for key electrolyser technologyElectrolysers are used to split water into oxygen and hydrogen using electricity. When the electricity used in the process is sourced from ...
- Thyssenkrupp bets big on green hydrogen bizThe company said that there was a growing demand for electrolyser technology globally as well as in India as industries look for greener fu...
- Elevator makers find the climb getting harderThe residential segment, which accounts for almost three-fourths of the total elevator sales, was stagnated as fewer new housing projects c...
- Thyssenkrupp board backs business split, confirms Kerkhoff as CEOGuido Kerkhoff was appointed CEO on a five-year contract, confirming him in a role he had been filling on an acting basis, Thyssenkrupp sai...
- Market Movers: Rupee breaches 69; oil politics cools prices, monsoon relief and moreA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Friday.
- How Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran has recast much of the top deck of the Tata GroupWell before he completes a year on February 21, Chandrasekaran has reshuffled the top deck and induced a sense of urgency in the conglomera...
- Indian billionaires are back on world dealmaking stage: ReportIt's hard to predict the timing, but bankers should be getting ready to say hello to big Indian billionaires. They're surely coming back.
- Europe's duty on Chinese products lifts steel firmsShares of Tata Steel rose by 2.7% at Rs 417.4 while JSW Steel and SAIL rose by 2.18% and 1.1% at Rs 1,813.35 and Rs 50.5, respectively.
- China may face EU steel-import probeEuropean Union regulators will probably examine a complaint by steelmakers ArcelorMittal and ThyssenKrupp about cheap steel imports from Ch...
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