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MCD Partners with Oil India for 800 TPD CBG Waste Management
MCD has signed a deal with Oil India to establish CBG plants aimed at managing 800 TPD of waste. This collaboration is set to enhance waste management efficiency and promote renewable energy solutions. The initiative aligns with sustainable development goals, showcasing a commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation in waste processing.
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