The policy change means that about 78% of India’s 537 thermal power plant units do not have to install machinery to reduce SO2 emissions.

The Environment Ministry has refuted assertions of the latest directive being a roll back of safeguards introduced in 2015.

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The president gave roughly 100 chemical plants, ore processors and other facilities two more years to comply with recently ...

The Indian Environment Ministry has exempted 78% of coal-based thermal plants from installing sulphur dioxide (SO2) emission reduction systems, citing cost and disruption concerns.

In 2015, the Environment Ministry notified the first-ever emission norms for control of SO2 and other harmful substances from ...

The Center's recent relaxation of flue-gas desulphurisation (FGD) installation rules for thermal power plants could lead to ...

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The consumer advocacy group is concerned that if the utility company builds more than they need, customers will be stuck ...

One of the means for researching the operation of a power unit is simulation modeling. The use of such models allows quick and reliable verification of changes in the performance of the installation, ...