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As India Faces Power Crunch, Potential Next Steps In Coal Crisis
Coal-fired power stations have an average of four days' worth of stock of the fuel, according to the latest data, and more than half the plants are already on alert for outages. Power Minister Raj Kumar Singh has warned.
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Mukesh Ambani-Backed Technology Sees Good Business During Virus
As India gets battered by Covid-19, keeping many away from their workplaces, one segment of its energy market is flourishing by cutting out labor-intensive tasks at some of the world's biggest refining complexes.
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India Scrambles For LPG Ahead Of Festivals As Saudi Attack Hits Supply
Fuel retailers in India are scampering for liquefied petroleum gas ahead of the nation's most celebrated festival, as demand looks set to climb just as drone attacks on Saudi Arabian facilities hurt exports.
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As Iran Sanctions, 2019 Polls Loom, PM Modi's Tightrope Walk On Fuel
India's growth monikers -- the world's fastest-growing major economy and the fastest-growing oil user -- might make for good headlines, but when juxtaposed with the less-flattering description of its currency they pose a problem for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Oil Morphs From PM Modi's Blessing To Burden. This Is Why
While low prices helped shrink deficits as PM Modi cut subsidies after taking the reins of Asia's third-largest economy in 2014, a 33 percent jump in global benchmark crude since June has lifted oil close to $65 a barrel.
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Mukesh Ambani's Reliance, In Rarity, Posts Profits That Lag Behind Estimates
Reliance Industries Ltd.'s 1.24 million barrel-a-day facility features highly advanced units designed to process the globe's heaviest types of crude, which have historically been cheaper than lighter varieties because they are more difficult to break down into fuels.
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Saudi Aramco Plans 'Mega Investment' In India, Eyes Refinery Business
The company, popularly known as Saudi Aramco, plans to create a fully integrated business in India and is interested in partnering with Indian companies.
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India Gives Iran $11 Billion 'Best Offer' To Develop Giant Gas Field
An Indian consortium is willing to spend as much as $11 billion to develop a giant Iranian natural gas field and build the infrastructure to export the fuel as long as the Persian Gulf nation guarantees a "reasonable return" on the project, according to the company leading the group.
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Vedanta's 3 Billion Dollar Bet To Re-Energise Its Biggest Oilfield
Vedanta aims to produce half of the energy-hungry nation's oil by 2020 and replace some aging fields.
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PM Modi's Oil Champions Aim To Match One Trillion Spending
India's state-owned oil companies aim to sustain spending near a three-year high, encouraged by falling oil-services costs and expanding demand.
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As India Faces Power Crunch, Potential Next Steps In Coal Crisis
Coal-fired power stations have an average of four days' worth of stock of the fuel, according to the latest data, and more than half the plants are already on alert for outages. Power Minister Raj Kumar Singh has warned.
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Mukesh Ambani-Backed Technology Sees Good Business During Virus
As India gets battered by Covid-19, keeping many away from their workplaces, one segment of its energy market is flourishing by cutting out labor-intensive tasks at some of the world's biggest refining complexes.
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India Scrambles For LPG Ahead Of Festivals As Saudi Attack Hits Supply
Fuel retailers in India are scampering for liquefied petroleum gas ahead of the nation's most celebrated festival, as demand looks set to climb just as drone attacks on Saudi Arabian facilities hurt exports.
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As Iran Sanctions, 2019 Polls Loom, PM Modi's Tightrope Walk On Fuel
India's growth monikers -- the world's fastest-growing major economy and the fastest-growing oil user -- might make for good headlines, but when juxtaposed with the less-flattering description of its currency they pose a problem for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Oil Morphs From PM Modi's Blessing To Burden. This Is Why
While low prices helped shrink deficits as PM Modi cut subsidies after taking the reins of Asia's third-largest economy in 2014, a 33 percent jump in global benchmark crude since June has lifted oil close to $65 a barrel.
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Mukesh Ambani's Reliance, In Rarity, Posts Profits That Lag Behind Estimates
Reliance Industries Ltd.'s 1.24 million barrel-a-day facility features highly advanced units designed to process the globe's heaviest types of crude, which have historically been cheaper than lighter varieties because they are more difficult to break down into fuels.
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Saudi Aramco Plans 'Mega Investment' In India, Eyes Refinery Business
The company, popularly known as Saudi Aramco, plans to create a fully integrated business in India and is interested in partnering with Indian companies.
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India Gives Iran $11 Billion 'Best Offer' To Develop Giant Gas Field
An Indian consortium is willing to spend as much as $11 billion to develop a giant Iranian natural gas field and build the infrastructure to export the fuel as long as the Persian Gulf nation guarantees a "reasonable return" on the project, according to the company leading the group.
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Vedanta's 3 Billion Dollar Bet To Re-Energise Its Biggest Oilfield
Vedanta aims to produce half of the energy-hungry nation's oil by 2020 and replace some aging fields.
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PM Modi's Oil Champions Aim To Match One Trillion Spending
India's state-owned oil companies aim to sustain spending near a three-year high, encouraged by falling oil-services costs and expanding demand.
