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Not given up on Journalism, yet. Learning to lead, edit, write & report better. Co-founder, Editor & Writer @thekenweb. (Always hiring) Author: Mythbreaker
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IFC, Siemens & Fullerton Invest $105M in Hygenco's Hydrogen Push

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By Sony Thayil, NLC India.., Seema Singh 
| Theindustryoutlook
India’s green hydrogen ambitions received a significant boost as a consortium of global investors, including the International Finance Corporation (IFC), Siemens Financial Services, and Fullerton Carbon Action Fund, announced a combined equity investment of $105 million in Hygenco Green Energies.
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Indian Oil Companies Target Growth in Venezuela Energy Market

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By Sony Thayil, NLC India.., Seema Singh 
| Theindustryoutlook
India is actively looking to deepen the participation of its companies in Venezuela’s oil and gas sector, as New Delhi accelerates its strategy to diversify crude imports amid ongoing disruptions in West Asia. Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said Indian firms are increasingly willing to expand their operational presence in the South American nation.
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Air India & Riyadh Air Ink Pact to Strengthen Aviation Partnership

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By Sony Thayil, NLC India.., Seema Singh 
| Theindustryoutlook
Air India and Riyadh Air have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen air connectivity between India and Saudi Arabia, with plans to introduce codeshare and interline agreements that will allow passengers to travel across both airlines’ networks under a single booking. The agreement, announced on June 4, is aimed at expanding travel options and improving onward global connections, subject to regulatory approvals.
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