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) Faces Dutch Criminal Probe Over Pollutants - Bloomberg

The Top 5: Indian Steel Makers And Their Green Plans - Saur Energy International

7 Tata group stocks to trade ex-dividend in June. Do you own any? - The Economic Times

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

Avaada and TSSEZL to Establish Green Hydrogen and Ammonia Unit in Odisha : Chemical Industry Digest

Tata Steel collaborates with Germany's SMS group to cut emissions

Nouryon, Tata Steel, Port of Amsterdam Partner to Develop Largest Green Hydrogen Cluster in Europe, 2018-10-19

Forging Sustainable Change At Tata Steel

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

Tata Steel secures £500m in government “green” aid but job losses still feared - News - The Chemical Engineer

Terrible mistake', Hydrogen-reduced iron excluded from UK's £500m Tata green steel subsidy package: reports

Another milestone for green steel production

Is it worth buying shares of Tata Steel for the next 10 years? - Quora

Tata Steel Aims to become Innovative Materials Powerhouse : Chemical Industry Digest