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  • Greenko marks its step in green energy signs MoU with Uniper, sponsors ABB FIA Formula E World Championship race

    The majority of large economies, including India, have committed to net zero targets. One of the major requirements for reducing emissions is the transition to green hydrogen and green ammonia, especially in hard-to-reduce sectors. The government of India has taken under consideration a number of policy measures in order to facilitate the transition from fossil fuel.

  • Germany-based Uniper signs pact with Greenko to source green ammonia from India

    Greenko's Kakinada project is a multi-phase green ammonia production and export facility which is in the process of adding up to 1 MTPA of green ammonia production capacity by 2027.

  • CEO of nationalised German gas supplier Uniper to step down

    Klaus-Dieter Maubach is exercising a special right to terminate his contract and will leave the board this year, Uniper said in a statement.

  • Germany close to deal on nationalising gas firm Uniper

    Uniper said the amended bailout package would feature a capital increase to the tune of 8 billion euros (dollars), which the government would finance. The German government also would acquire the majority stake now held by Finland-based Fortum.

  • Germany bails out struggling gas provider Uniper

    The German government also expanded the credit it granted the company to 9 billion euros and offered up to 7.7 billion euros in equity, for a total package worth the equivalent of $17 billion.

  • India Power, Uniper JV to offer O&M, coal blending service: Srei

    The joint venture will provide services to existing and new power plants and will improve plant efficiency, provide operation and maintenance (O&M) and coal blending services, says Hemant Kanoria, CMD of Srei Infra.

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