Tata Motors, one of top automotive companies in India, plans to expand its portfolio of commercial vehicles run by alternative fuel, said the company’s top official.
There are six types of alternative fuels available in India — CNG, Compressed Biogas (CBG), autogas (LPG), ethanol-blended petrol, biodiesel and hydrogen energy.
The company, he said, has been investing around ₹2,000 crore per annum which includes our investment in internal combustion engines, alternate fuel as well as electric vehicles.
Tags: Alternative Fuels, CBG, CNG, Ethanol, LPG, Tata Motors
Recent Posts
Egypt Advances Maritime Decarbonisation with National Action Plan Backed by IMO
Fuelre4m unveils VIRDIS: A predictive AI breakthrough in global fuel distribution, powered by Five9nes
EXMAR Launches First Ammonia-Fueled Gas Carrier at HD Hyundai Mipo
Japan-Backed Green Hydrogen Centre Planned for Uttar Pradesh
JSW Group Outlines Major Push into Commercial and Heavy Electric Vehicles
Lloyd’s Register Grants Approval in Principle for KSOE’s Multi-Fuel Newcastlemax Bulk Carrier Design
Eureka Shipping Deploys HVO-Ready Cement Carrier Tamarack for Great Lakes Operations
Terntank Places Repeat Order for VentoFoil Wind Propulsion Units on Methanol-Ready Hybrid Tankers