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Originally Posted by wocanak . We have two key questions 1) Max rate of charging a) How does Tata even claim 50KW? b) Why is it not reaching even 40.5 KW? Is it conservative BMS? Is it lack of active

India Business News: Tata Steel plans to shut down two loss-making blast furnaces at its steelworks in Port Talbot, after last year securing government financing to conver.

NEW DELHI: Corporate behemoth Tata Group has again been awarded title sponsorship rights of the Indian Premier...

The UK is set to become the only country in the G20 without the ability to make steel from raw materials as its largest plant goes "green".

Originally Posted by sharathkamath04 Curious, what technology are we talking about? LFP is a stable battery tech that is less costly and more India-friendly (summers can get very hot) compared to NMC.

TCS has been named top employer in 12 countries including Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Hungary, Sweden, Italy, Finland, Denmark, Norway, France, and Spain

Tata Steel is to axe 2,800 jobs across the UK as part of a major restructuring of its British operations, it was confirmed on Friday.

Tata Steel, one of the leading steel producers, has announced its decision to close down two blast furnaces and other heavy assets in Port Talbot, UK by the end of this year. This unfortunate move is expected to lead to a loss of 2,800 jobs over the course of three years. The company had previously revealed its plans to adopt an electric arc furnace for steel production, a transition that requires a substantial investment of 1.25 billion pounds.

Agratas Energy Storage Solutions Pvt Ltd., a subsidiary of Tata Sons, is in talks with banks to raise up to $500 million via a green loan. The company plans to use the proceeds from the loan for its factories. The deal is part of Indias efforts to build capacity in various technologies, with support from the US and other nations.

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