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India’s GreenLine invests further in LNG-powered trucks

By LNG Prime Staff
India's GreenLine invests further in LNG-powered trucks
Image: GreenLine Mobility Solutions

Essar Group’s GreenLine will invest $275 million in LNG-powered trucks and electric trucks to boost decarbonization of the heavy-duty sector in India.

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