iStockKPI Group has partnered with UAE-based Tristar Transport LLC to develop eco-friendly energy solutions across multiple regions, including the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, America and Europe. The agreement involves the utilisation of the respective expertise of both parties to identify and execute renewable energy projects, such as wind, solar, green hydrogen and green ammonia projects, KPI Green Energy said in a BSE filing on Thursday. “KP Group (KP) has executed a Joint Business Development Agreement with Tristar Transport LLC based out of UAE (Tristar) for the development of eco-friendly energy solutions acrossgmultiple regions, including India, Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, America, and Europe,” the filing added. This collaboration between KP and Tristar has the potential to significantly contribute to the development of green energy solutions, which are vital for the sustainable future of our planet, the company said. Tristar is a fully integrated energy logistics biness entity with a global presence in 29 countries across the regions mentioned above. It has a proven track record of safety and service excellence in serving many clients nationally and internationally in the downstream oil and gas industry.Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. click here!Thursday, 13 Apr, 2023Experience Your Economic Times Newspaper, The Digital Way!Read Complete Print Edition »Front PagePure PoliticsCompaniesET MarketsMoreInflation at 16-mth Low of 5.66%, IIP Growth SteadyRetail inflation eased to a 16-month low of 5.66% in March from 6.44% in the preceding month following a sharp drop in food inflation, justifying the Reserve Bank of India’s decision last week to pause interest rate increases.PhonePe Chalks Up Further $100m from GA; More ExpectedGeneral Atlantic (GA) infused an additional $100 million in PhonePe on Wednesday as a part of the payments company’s $1-billion primary funding plan andmy pump in another $100-200 million, said three people with knowledge of the matter.TCS Posts 15% Rise in Q4 Profit, Flags Pain in N American MarketTata Consultancy Services (TCS) said its net profit for the final quarter of fiscal 2023 rose 15% on-year, but India’s largest software exporter pointed to macroeconomic concerns, especially in the key market of North America, which dragged down its quarterly performance.Read More News onkpi grouptristar transport llckpi green energygreen energy solutionsgreen ammonia projectsHydrogen energykpi green energy(Catch all the Business News, Breaking News Events and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.)Download The Economic Times News App to get Daily Market Updates & Live Business News….morelessETPrime stories of the dayWealthLooking to generate wealth in 2023? Here are 10 good financial habits to follow that will help5 mins read3 insights to kick-strtyour day, featuring TCS’s earnings miss3 mins readElectric vehiclesFrom boom to bust: why China’s EV battery market is witnessing a slowdown9 mins readSubscribe to ETPrime