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India’s GreenLine, Tata Steel launch more LNG-powered trucks

By LNG Prime Staff
India's GreenLine, Tata Steel launch more LNG-powered trucks
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Essar Group’s GreenLine strengthened its partnership with India’s steel maker Tata Steel with the launch of LNG-powered trucks at the latter’s Meramandali facility in Odisha.

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