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India Must Up Nuclear Capacity Tenfold To Meet Energy Security Goals: Report
Titled "Atoms for Net-Zero", the report positions nuclear power as a cornerstone of India's long-term industrial growth strategy, particularly as electricity demand surges from data centres, artificial intelligence, manufacturing, green hydrogen production, and heavy industry.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
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Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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UAE Quits OPEC: What It Means For India's Oil Prices, Fuel Bills
Being able to deal with the UAE as a separate seller should give Indian refineries the chance to re-adjust risk levels and pricing, particularly if some volume of crude is routed via overland pipelines to bypass the Hormuz blockade.
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Ather EL01 Production Version Takes Shape; To Be Cheaper Than Rizta
The Ather EL01-based electric scooter will be aimed at families and will be placed below the Rizta in the manufacturer's lineup.
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UAE To Quit Oil Exporting Groups OPEC, OPEC+ Amid Iran War
UAE To Quit Oil Exporting Groups OPEC, OPEC+ Amid Iran War
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Skipping Breakfast? Nutritionist Explains How It Impacts Your Mood, Productivity And Metabolism
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal explains how what you eat directly impacts how you think, feel and decide.
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Only 5 Ships, Including Iranian Tanker Crossed Hormuz In Last 24 Hours
The closure of the strait has disrupted a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and triggered a global energy crisis.
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US-Iran War Can Push Over 30 Million People Into Poverty, UN Official Warns
Fertiliser shortages - worsened by the Strait of Hormuz closure - have already lowered agricultural productivity, UNDP chief Alexander De Croo said.
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From Plushies To Petroleum: How The Iran War Is Making Everything Costly
Petrochemicals derived from oil and natural gas go into making more than 6,000 consumer products, according to the US Department of Energy.
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Laps Of Icy Roads In China Show Sodium Batteries Making An EV Breakthrough
The tests were a showcase for one of the world's first mass-production passenger EVs fitted with the alternative technology.
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Boeing Sees Boost In Military Contracts Amid War In Middle East
Worries over scarce jet fuel became more acute earlier this week, with the International Energy Agency head saying Europe was about six weeks away from a shortage.
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Saudi Petrochemical Complex Hit Hours After Iran Facilities Are Struck
Jubail in eastern Saudi Arabia is known around the world for its production of gasoline, petrochemicals, lubricating oil and chemical fertilisers.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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Kuwait's Oil Refinery Units On Fire After Iranian Drone Attack
Refineries are key to Kuwait's oil production because without them, oil wells would have to be shut down for lack of a destination for the oil.
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India Must Up Nuclear Capacity Tenfold To Meet Energy Security Goals: Report
Titled "Atoms for Net-Zero", the report positions nuclear power as a cornerstone of India's long-term industrial growth strategy, particularly as electricity demand surges from data centres, artificial intelligence, manufacturing, green hydrogen production, and heavy industry.
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PM Modi's WFH Appeal Sparks Debate: Is Corporate India Ready Again?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to work remotely to save fuel use. He also urged people to use metros and public transport.
-
Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
-
UAE Quits OPEC: What It Means For India's Oil Prices, Fuel Bills
Being able to deal with the UAE as a separate seller should give Indian refineries the chance to re-adjust risk levels and pricing, particularly if some volume of crude is routed via overland pipelines to bypass the Hormuz blockade.
-
Ather EL01 Production Version Takes Shape; To Be Cheaper Than Rizta
The Ather EL01-based electric scooter will be aimed at families and will be placed below the Rizta in the manufacturer's lineup.
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UAE To Quit Oil Exporting Groups OPEC, OPEC+ Amid Iran War
UAE To Quit Oil Exporting Groups OPEC, OPEC+ Amid Iran War
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Skipping Breakfast? Nutritionist Explains How It Impacts Your Mood, Productivity And Metabolism
Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal explains how what you eat directly impacts how you think, feel and decide.
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Only 5 Ships, Including Iranian Tanker Crossed Hormuz In Last 24 Hours
The closure of the strait has disrupted a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and triggered a global energy crisis.
-
US-Iran War Can Push Over 30 Million People Into Poverty, UN Official Warns
Fertiliser shortages - worsened by the Strait of Hormuz closure - have already lowered agricultural productivity, UNDP chief Alexander De Croo said.
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From Plushies To Petroleum: How The Iran War Is Making Everything Costly
Petrochemicals derived from oil and natural gas go into making more than 6,000 consumer products, according to the US Department of Energy.
-
Laps Of Icy Roads In China Show Sodium Batteries Making An EV Breakthrough
The tests were a showcase for one of the world's first mass-production passenger EVs fitted with the alternative technology.
-
Boeing Sees Boost In Military Contracts Amid War In Middle East
Worries over scarce jet fuel became more acute earlier this week, with the International Energy Agency head saying Europe was about six weeks away from a shortage.
-
Saudi Petrochemical Complex Hit Hours After Iran Facilities Are Struck
Jubail in eastern Saudi Arabia is known around the world for its production of gasoline, petrochemicals, lubricating oil and chemical fertilisers.
-
Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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Kuwait's Oil Refinery Units On Fire After Iranian Drone Attack
Refineries are key to Kuwait's oil production because without them, oil wells would have to be shut down for lack of a destination for the oil.
