Indian Oil Refiners
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Indian Refiners Willing To Join Forces For Cheaper Oil Imports
India's private oil refiners are willing to work with state-run peers to bargain collectively for better oil import deals, oil minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Friday, as the nation looks to cut its import bill.
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Indian Oil Refiners Cut Output, Imports As Pandemic Hits Demand
Indian Oil Corp has reduced runs to an average of between 85% and 88% of processing capacity, adding runs could be cut further as its plants at Gujarat, Mathura and Panipat are facing problems storing bitumen and sulphur.
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India Offers To Lift Regular Saudi Oil Volumes In June After May Cuts: Sources
India urged refiners to diversify crude sources to cut reliance on the Middle East and directed them to reduce intake of Saudi oil. The refiners cut purchases by over a third in May.
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Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit, Indian Refiners Clear Part Of $6.4 Billion Dues To Iran
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to Iran, Indian refiners have cleared part of the $6.4 billion owed to the country for crude oil imports in euros. The payments made over the last couple of days are the first euro payments made by India in four years.
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Indian Refiners Willing To Join Forces For Cheaper Oil Imports
India's private oil refiners are willing to work with state-run peers to bargain collectively for better oil import deals, oil minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Friday, as the nation looks to cut its import bill.
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Indian Oil Refiners Cut Output, Imports As Pandemic Hits Demand
Indian Oil Corp has reduced runs to an average of between 85% and 88% of processing capacity, adding runs could be cut further as its plants at Gujarat, Mathura and Panipat are facing problems storing bitumen and sulphur.
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India Offers To Lift Regular Saudi Oil Volumes In June After May Cuts: Sources
India urged refiners to diversify crude sources to cut reliance on the Middle East and directed them to reduce intake of Saudi oil. The refiners cut purchases by over a third in May.
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Ahead Of PM Modi's Visit, Indian Refiners Clear Part Of $6.4 Billion Dues To Iran
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden visit to Iran, Indian refiners have cleared part of the $6.4 billion owed to the country for crude oil imports in euros. The payments made over the last couple of days are the first euro payments made by India in four years.
