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NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – 12/08/10) – The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, December 6, 2010 that a “framework agreement” has been signed between French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The agreement will allow French state-owned Areva, to sell nuclear reactors to India’s Maharashtra state complete with nuclear fuel for 25 years. Manufacturers of …

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U.S. companies must capitalize on the huge opportunities for sales in India’s fast-growing market if we want to jump-start our economy and create stable, durable American jobs back home.

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Days after the UN sanctions and the US imposing a new set of stiff sanctions on Tehran, India will keep its diplomatic and economic engagement on track when Iranian Finance Minister Shamsuddin Huseini holds talks here July 8-9.

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India and US set a very powerful economic cooperation agenda on Wednesday that finance minister Pranab Mukherjee described as reaching for the stars.

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With some of the plants operating at the lowest energy consumption levels, the Indian cement industry has become a…

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With some of the plants operating at the lowest energy consumption levels, the Indian cement industry has become a…

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By Ajitha Menon, Kolkata, May 7 : India, one of the biggest markets for alternative energy technologies, is looking towards Germany for technological assistance and knowledge transfer in the field of renewable energy, especially for rural electrification and grid integration.

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By Tahir Nadeem Khan, Jammu, March 7 : Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah has said that women will get the much awaited 33 percent share in real power, which will gradually increase to 50 percent.

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Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — India, the world’s fourth-largest polluter, plans to levy a tax on coal and use the money to start a national fund to back renewable energy projects.

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Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — India, the world’s fourth-largest polluter, plans to levy a tax on coal and use the money to start a national fund to back renewable energy projects.

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