Tata Motors pledges to source 100 per cent renewable power

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Automotive giant becomes second Indian firm to sign up to RE100 initiative

Tata Motors Limited has become the latest corporate giant to join the high profile RE100 initiative, after pledging to source 100 per cent of its power from renewable sources. Announcing the move yesterday,...

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