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Arvind to convert cotton stalk to biomass to further coal-free goal

17/11/2025
Arvind to convert cotton stalk to biomass to further coal-free goal

India-based textiles and clothing manufacturer Arvind Limited and investment firm Peak Sustainability Ventures are partnering on a large-scale cotton stalk torrefaction plant in Gujarat, with a capacity of 40,000+ tonnes per year.

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