Tata Steel and Dow to invest in green chemicals

Tata Steel IJmuiden and Dow Benelux are building a pilot plant that uses waste gas from blast furnaces instead of petroleum to produce naphtha. Dow uses naphtha as a raw material for all kinds of chemical products.

tata steel: Tata Steel tops Dow Jones sustainability index - The Economic Times

Tata Steel, SRF, Deepak Fertilisers: Trading strategies for these buzzing Jhunjhunwala stocks - BusinessToday

Tata Steel says it won't reach emissions goal by 2030 with current tech - Industry News

Indian state approves green hydrogen-based ammonia and methanol plants worth $5bn

Tata Steel Europe - Wikipedia

tata steel stocks: Analysts raise Tata Steel targets after UK deal - The Economic Times

Tata Power Renewable Energy to build 966MW hybrid project

ril: Going green: how RIL plans to make its carbon-intensive oil-to- chemicals business net zero - The Economic Times

Can the steel industry go green?

Tata Steel says it won't reach emissions goal with current tech

Tata Group CSO on delivering bold climate action across India and beyond - We Mean Business Coalition

Full Update on India's Top Green Hydrogen Stocks and How They're Faring in 2023

How Perovskite Materials Can Make Steel Production Nearly Carbon-Free - Climate Adaptation Platform