Industry
RWE, E. ON opt out of £15-bn UK nuclear project
30 Mar 2012
Steag GmBH takes 5 per cent stake in HNPCL
29 Mar 2012
RRBEL’s Foray into MW Class Wind Turbines
28 Mar 2012
Oil PSUs win more exploration blocks in IXth NELP round
28 Mar 2012
India, which sources 80 per cent of its oil needs overseas, is also the world's fourth-largest oil importer
Australia bans China’s Huawei from bidding for National Broadband Network
27 Mar 2012
The Australian government has banned China's Huawei from bidding for the country's $33.44 billion National Broadband Network over security concerns
PM makes strong pitch for India's entry into nuclear clubs
27 Mar 2012
Prime minister Manmohan Singh has sought support for India's entry into the exclusive Nuclear Suppliers Group, the Missile Technology Control Regime, the Wassenaar Arrangement and the Australia Group
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