Can cow dung and farm waste fuel Japan’s next phase of growth in India’s car market?
Japan and India launched an initiative to build 1,000 biogas plants across India by 2030, aiming to power 2.5 million vehicles with cow dung and farm waste. The project faces significant challenges despite favorable conditions for growth in the Indian car market.
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