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Britain's Ineos Announces Over 2 Billion Euros Green Hydrogen Investment
British petrochemicals manufacturer Ineos on Monday announced it will invest more than 2 billion euros in zero-carbon green hydrogen production in Europe.
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F1: Petronas-Mercedes To Not Part Ways At The End Of 2021 Season
Petronas has been the oil partner for the German team and has been involved in all of its 7 consecutive world championships
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F1: Toto Wolff To Stay At Mercedes For Three More Years With Him Owning 33% Of It
Mercedes and Daimler chairman, Ola Kallenius also recommitted to Mercedes staying in F1.
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Hyundai And INEOS Sign MoU To Accelerate Global Hydrogen Economy
Both the companies will jointly seek to facilitate public and private sector projects focused on the development of a hydrogen value chain in Europe.
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Toto Wolffe Confirms That Mercedes Is Not Selling Out To Ineos
Toto Wolffe even said that Daimler has no intention of selling the team while the Ineos has no intention of buying it.
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Ineos Makes 700 Million Euro Bid For A Majority Stake In Mercedes F1: Report
Shockingly, this also represents a huge change as Toto Wolff will not be in charge anymore and the Mercedes name will be replaced by the Ieons name
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Team Ineos Sports Director Nicolas Portal Dies At 40
Nicolas Portal, the sports director of British cycling outfit Team Ineos, died suddenly at his home in Andorra aged 40, his team said Tuesday.
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Ineos To Finalize Factory Location To Set-Up New Off-Road Vehicles Manufacturing Plant By Year-End
Ineos Chief Executive Officer Jim Ratcliffe said last year that an off-roader modeled on Land Rover's classic Defender could be rolling off British production lines if the owner of petrochemicals giant can win government backing for it. Ratcliffe had also said he would invest 600 million pounds ($770.16 million) to begin output of the new off-roade...
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UK's Richest Man Jim Ratcliffe Forced Out Of The Shadows
Reclusive titan of industry Jim Ratcliffe has found himself under unusual scrutiny after being declared Britain's richest man, with his political leanings and tax affairs coming under the microscope.
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Britain's Ineos Announces Over 2 Billion Euros Green Hydrogen Investment
British petrochemicals manufacturer Ineos on Monday announced it will invest more than 2 billion euros in zero-carbon green hydrogen production in Europe.
-
F1: Petronas-Mercedes To Not Part Ways At The End Of 2021 Season
Petronas has been the oil partner for the German team and has been involved in all of its 7 consecutive world championships
-
F1: Toto Wolff To Stay At Mercedes For Three More Years With Him Owning 33% Of It
Mercedes and Daimler chairman, Ola Kallenius also recommitted to Mercedes staying in F1.
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Hyundai And INEOS Sign MoU To Accelerate Global Hydrogen Economy
Both the companies will jointly seek to facilitate public and private sector projects focused on the development of a hydrogen value chain in Europe.
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Toto Wolffe Confirms That Mercedes Is Not Selling Out To Ineos
Toto Wolffe even said that Daimler has no intention of selling the team while the Ineos has no intention of buying it.
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Ineos Makes 700 Million Euro Bid For A Majority Stake In Mercedes F1: Report
Shockingly, this also represents a huge change as Toto Wolff will not be in charge anymore and the Mercedes name will be replaced by the Ieons name
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Team Ineos Sports Director Nicolas Portal Dies At 40
Nicolas Portal, the sports director of British cycling outfit Team Ineos, died suddenly at his home in Andorra aged 40, his team said Tuesday.
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Ineos To Finalize Factory Location To Set-Up New Off-Road Vehicles Manufacturing Plant By Year-End
Ineos Chief Executive Officer Jim Ratcliffe said last year that an off-roader modeled on Land Rover's classic Defender could be rolling off British production lines if the owner of petrochemicals giant can win government backing for it. Ratcliffe had also said he would invest 600 million pounds ($770.16 million) to begin output of the new off-roade...
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UK's Richest Man Jim Ratcliffe Forced Out Of The Shadows
Reclusive titan of industry Jim Ratcliffe has found himself under unusual scrutiny after being declared Britain's richest man, with his political leanings and tax affairs coming under the microscope.
