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India’s Blue Energy Motors to expand production of LNG-powered trucks

By LNG Prime Staff
India’s Blue Energy Motors to expand production of LNG-powered trucks
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India’s Blue Energy Motors has secured fresh funding and will invest further in the production of LNG-powered trucks to boost the decarbonization of the heavy-duty sector in India.

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