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Nayara Energy to make buyback offer to minority shareholders

Nayara Energy announced a buyback offer for its minority shareholders to purchase over 2.59 crore shares at Rs 731 each, providing an exit opportunity for shareholders unable to trade since delisting in 2016. This follows frequent shareholder requests for liquidity.

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Tata Motors begins trials of hydrogen-powered heavy duty trucks for long haul transportation

Tata Motors has begun trials for hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks to test their effectiveness for long-distance transportation. The 24-month trial includes 16 trucks equipped with Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines and Fuel Cell technologies on major Indian freight routes. This initiative is part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aimed at reducing emissions and enhancing energy self-reliance.

India's renewable energy sector hit by weak demand, cancellations, report says

India's renewable energy sector grapples with low demand for tenders, delays in power agreements, and project cancellations, jeopardizing its 2030 target of 500 GW non-fossil power capacity. With unsigned agreements totaling over 40 GW and 38.3 GW of projects canceled from 2020 to 2024, investor confidence and low-cost financing are at risk, according to IEEFA.

ONGC unit buys clean energy firm PTC Energy for $106 mln

Oil and Natural Gas Corp's unit has acquired clean energy firm PTC Energy for 9.25 billion rupees to expand its renewable energy portfolio. PTC Energy, with 288 MW of wind generation capacity, helps ONGC progress towards its aim of achieving 10 GW renewable energy capacity by 2030.

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Oil gains after Trump cancels Chevron's Venezuela license

Oil prices rebounded slightly after President Donald Trump reversed Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela, affecting a quarter of the country's oil exports. Market reactions were also influenced by potential U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve purchases amid ongoing Russian-Ukraine peace talks.

Big military fallout: Norwegian energy firm halts fuel supply to US Navy fleet amid Donald Trump and JD Vance clash with Zelensky

Norway-based Haltbakk Bunkers has stopped fueling US warships after a contentious meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky, US President Trump, and US Vice President Vance. The company cited adherence to its moral values, having previously ceased business with Russian clients over the Ukraine invasion. Norway's government assured continued support for American military actions.

Major U.S fuel supplier severs ties with military in fiery statement citing Donald Trump’s explosive Oval Office clash with Zelensky

A US fuel provider, Haltbakk Bunkers, has stopped supplying fuel to American warships in Norway, citing a tense confrontation between US president Donald Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. The company criticized the US' actions towards Ukraine. Meanwhile, Zelensky received strong support from UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer during a meeting in London.

L&T secures new power transmission orders in India, overseas

Larsen & Toubro's power transmission and distribution vertical has won new domestic and international contracts. In India, it will handle the transmission for a Renewable Energy Zone in Uttar Pradesh and a non-fossil fuel-based power plant in the south. International orders include a Gas Insulated Substation in Saudi Arabia and a new grid station in Abu Dhabi.

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Govt plans National Green Financing Institution to achieve climate goals: NITI Aayog

NITI Aayog is planning to establish a National Green Financing Institution to meet India's 2070 net-zero target due to insufficient climate finance. The institution will aggregate green capital from various sources to reduce capital costs. India's climate goals include reducing GDP emission intensity by 45% and achieving 50% non-fossil fuel electric power capacity by 2030.

India looking at increasing ethanol blending with petrol to over 20 pc: Puri

India plans to increase ethanol blending in petrol beyond 20%, with a NITI Aayog committee exploring the feasibility. Currently, the blending rate stands at 19.6%. Petroleum Minister Hardeep S Puri mentioned that fossil fuel companies aim to achieve net zero emissions by 2045, despite developmental challenges.

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