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India May Need Additional 2 Million BPD Refining Capacity By 2030, Says Indian Oil Chairman
India needs to add 2 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity by 2030 to help its economic expansion, even as it takes steps to move to cleaner fuels, said the chairman of Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the country's top refiner.
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Indian Oil Expands JV With Malaysia's Petronas To Focus On LNG Plants
IOC is investing 1 trillion Indian rupees ($13.49 billion) to raise its refining capacity by 25 million tonnes a year in next 2-5 year, Vaidya said, adding his company aims to maximise yields of chemical products.
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Indian Refiners Process Less Crude In April As Pandemic Stalls Activity
The country's biggest refiner, Indian Oil Corp has reduced crude processing to average at 84% of overall capacity from 96% in April.
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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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Indian Refiners' November Crude Processing Hits Eight-Month High
Top refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) operated its directly owned plants at 108.4% capacity, the data showed.
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India's Top Oil Refiner Back At Full Capacity For First Time Since COVID-19
India's fuel demand has been recovering from the lows seen in April with a gradual pick up in the industrial and economic activity after the lockdown was eased.
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Indian Oil Aims To Operate Refineries At 90 Per Cent Capacity In June
Indian Oil Corp controls about a third of India's 5 million barrels per day (bpd) refining capacity, is operating its plant at about 83 per cent capacity, a sharp increase from 39 per cent at the beginning of April.
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India May Need Additional 2 Million BPD Refining Capacity By 2030, Says Indian Oil Chairman
India needs to add 2 million barrels per day (bpd) of refining capacity by 2030 to help its economic expansion, even as it takes steps to move to cleaner fuels, said the chairman of Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the country's top refiner.
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Indian Oil Expands JV With Malaysia's Petronas To Focus On LNG Plants
IOC is investing 1 trillion Indian rupees ($13.49 billion) to raise its refining capacity by 25 million tonnes a year in next 2-5 year, Vaidya said, adding his company aims to maximise yields of chemical products.
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Indian Refiners Process Less Crude In April As Pandemic Stalls Activity
The country's biggest refiner, Indian Oil Corp has reduced crude processing to average at 84% of overall capacity from 96% in April.
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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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Indian Refiners' November Crude Processing Hits Eight-Month High
Top refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) operated its directly owned plants at 108.4% capacity, the data showed.
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India's Top Oil Refiner Back At Full Capacity For First Time Since COVID-19
India's fuel demand has been recovering from the lows seen in April with a gradual pick up in the industrial and economic activity after the lockdown was eased.
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Indian Oil Aims To Operate Refineries At 90 Per Cent Capacity In June
Indian Oil Corp controls about a third of India's 5 million barrels per day (bpd) refining capacity, is operating its plant at about 83 per cent capacity, a sharp increase from 39 per cent at the beginning of April.
