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Here is every planning application submitted to Bucks Council this week.

The Nordic nation still has a long way to go to leave behind its history as Europe’s biggest oil and gas explorer.

Multibagger stock: Waaree Renewable Technologies stock climbed 5% to a high of Rs 2386.10 on BSE today. It closed at Rs 181.85 on April 19 last year.

About 33 multibagger stocks of 2023 have further rallied and given double-digit returns of up to 98% in just the first two months of the current year.

The domestic market paused on the final trading day of the week, having earlier reached yet another record high, buoyed by positive cues from global markets. Noteworthy strength was observed in the capital goods and industrial sectors, bolstered by advancements in both manufacturing and services.

The new order came from one of the leading renewable energy companies in India, Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd (Waaree RTL) said in a stock exchange filing.

On Tuesday, 1949 stocks advanced, 1887 declined and 95 remained unchanged, on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) with an advance decline ratio of 1.03, indicating positive closing of stocks in broader markets.

A bill in the legislature, the Clean Transportation Fuels Standard would require the carbon intensity to be reduced by 20% by 2030 and 30% by 2040.

New companies would be recruiting thousands of skilled workers to install and maintain all the wind turbines and solar panels. Electricians and joiners would be in huge demand to build all the giga-plants churning out batteries for our electric vehicles. And graduates would be getting snapped up to manage all the money going into renewable technologies.