The investment further reinforces TVSāÆILPās presence in TamilāÆNadu and is aligned with its strategy to expand across highāgrowth industrial markets. TVSāÆIndustrialāÆ&āÆLogisticsāÆParksāÆ(TVSāÆILP), Indiaās first GradeāA warehousing developer, had signed a ā¹10āÆbillion MoU with the Government of TamilāÆNadu for upcoming projects across the state. The proposed investment was expected to create aboutāÆ1,500āÆjobs and strengthen the industrial and...
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275 MW New Wind Capacity added in Q1 2022
Cumulative wind capacity stands at 40.4 GW
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Taking a look at Indiaās maritime sector post pandemic
A path towards sustainability both environment-wise and business-wise
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TN wind energy output hits a high
Wind power consumption in Tamil Nadu has reached a record high. Since May 15, when the wind power season started, the state has consumed 6,087 lakh million units, which is several times more than the wind power consumption in 2014 and 2015
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SunEdison, Adani miss March 31 commissioning deadline in TN
Some projects of SunEdison and Adani Power, both of which are building solar projects in Tamil Nadu, have technically missed the March 31 deadline for commissioning.
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TN sanctions Rs.150 cr for repair of roads
The Tamil Nadu Government has sanctioned Rs.150 crore for immediate restoration of roads damaged by the recent rain and floods.
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Rs.13,314 CR Upgrade for Ponneri
Ponneri, a suburb to the north of Chennai, will get a Rs 13,314 cr infrastructure upgrade as part of the development of the Chennai- Bengaluru Industrial Corridor.
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$400 mn loan for TN Urban Development Project
The government has inked a deal with the World Bank for a $400 million loan for an urban development project in Tamil Nadu.
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IOC yet to start work on Rs.5,150-crore LNG project
State-owned Indian Oil Corp (IOC) has said that it is yet to commence work on a Rs 5,150 crore liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal at Ennore in Tamil Nadu.
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Power Ministry cancels UMPP bids
The Ministry of Power has decided to cancel the two-year-long bidding process for two ultra mega power plants (UMPPs) in Tamil Nadu and Odisha. The decision comes in the wake of private companies pulling out of the process, with public sector units NTPC and NHPC emerging as the only bidders.