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Ban on FO and Petocoke-I: Demand may fall by 350,000 tonnes anually
Apr 21:
The FO market is likely to shrink by around 350,000 tonnes annually if the ban on its industrial use is implemented in the NCR.
8Petcoke too is to be banned
8It is learnt the both these products are cheaper to use than natural gas or coal fired electricity and they contribute to a large measure to SP2 emission in the NCR
8A new report from the Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority (EPA) of the NCR has come out forcibly against a proposal that allowed for use of FO and Petcoke in industries where adequate pollution control measures are in place
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8Petcoke too is to be banned
8It is learnt the both these products are cheaper to use than natural gas or coal fired electricity and they contribute to a large measure to SP2 emission in the NCR
8A new report from the Environment Pollution (Prevention & Control) Authority (EPA) of the NCR has come out forcibly against a proposal that allowed for use of FO and Petcoke in industries where adequate pollution control measures are in place
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