NTPC submits two coal gasification project proposals under govt's Rs 37,500 crore scheme
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- ✓NTPC Limited submitted two proposals for coal gasification projects under the government’s Rs 37,500 crore scheme.
- ✓These projects aim to produce urea, methanol, and dimethyl ether.
- ✓The Ministry of Coal said applications for the third round open on November 10, with a deadline of January 11, 2027, for all interested companies.
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- India Economy
NTPC Limited has submitted proposals to establish coal gasification projects for producing urea, methanol, and dimethyl ether. The Ministry of Coal announced that applications for the third round will open on November 10. January 11, 2027, is set as the deadline for these applications. The government's initiative aims to expand domestic production and support the broader use of indigenous resources.
New Delhi [India]: NTPC Limited has submitted two proposals to set up coal gasification projects for producing urea, methanol and dimethyl ether (DME) under the government's Rs 37,500 crore scheme, the Ministry of Coal said on Tuesday.
The ministry also announced the opening of the third round of applications under the scheme from November 10, with January 11, 2027, set as the deadline for submitting proposals.
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