Tata Steel, Asia s oldest primary infrastructure alloy manufacturer, aims to meet 25% of its energy requirements through green energy by 2030. The company plans to achieve this by using a combination of hydrogen injections, solar, and wind energy at its plants across India. Tata Steel is also exploring the use of syngas as a replacement for coke in blast furnaces and has plans to set up more electric arc furnaces in different regions of the country.
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In an effort to reduce carbon footprints, Mumbai International airport has entirely switched to green sources for its energy consumption needs, reports IANS.
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