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GE T&D India secures €150 million orders from global entities
GE T&D India Ltd has announced securing two international orders totalling €150 million from its group entities. The first order, valued at €100 million, was placed by Grid Solutions SAS, France, and the second, worth €55 million, was awarded by Grid Solutions Middle East FZE, Dubai. Both orders involve the supply and supervision of high-voltage products, which will be part of larger projects executed by the respective group entities for their end customers. The projects…
India reinstates domestic module requirement for solar projects, sparking concerns
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Tata Power reports Rs 10.93 billion net profit in Q2, up 7.47% YoY
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Canada proposes 35% emissions cap on oil and gas sector by 2030
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Apar Industries to triple Continuous Transposed Conductor capacity by FY26
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