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The end of the LNG story for gas-based power?. Two prices for the same gas, on the same exchange, on the same day. E&P provision comes to bite: Arbitration can kill your business. GAIL's Rs 4,664-crore LPG expansion hinges on just 25 km of wildlife corridor. BPCL's refinery-led SAF strategy runs into roadblock. Coal gasification may be the technology: But permitting is becoming the bigger risk Heading. Rs. 2,051-crore gas pipeline back for ToR name amendment. PNGRB is holding 428 bank guarantees: And they have delivered under one per cent. 400 KLPD SAF option inside a distillery, but capacity trail raises questions. ONGC’s 114-platform health-assessment tender leaves only one technically qualified bidder . OIL returns to Sadiya with a 6,550 m replacement well after three bore paths ended in abandonment. Today's update in E&P, Midstream-Downstream & CGD sector. Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day. Oil & Gas Sector: Get all winning contracts of the day. Daily forward looking import matrices. E&P contracting brief for the day. New 136 KTA Toluene unit: Agency has to aim low and then high. GAIL’s global LNG spread: Its desk has to reach out across multiple ports. How to scale an in-house refinery additive build-up: Here is how. Alert: GAIL major initiates an entirely new way of building a gas pipeline. Downstream contracting briefs: Part I. Downstream contracting briefs: Part II. LNG importers seek lower Qatar and UAE prices as war upends deals. Kakinada District City Gas Distribution Project. Vijayawada District City Gas Distribution Project. Today's update in E&P, Midstream-Downstream & CGD sector. Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day. Oil & Gas Sector: Get all winning contracts of the day. Daily forward looking import matrices. ONGC plans India's first strategic natural gas reserve amid West Asia tensions: Report. Unnao District City Gas Distribution Project. Why is a refinery company rewriting its constitution to make an explosive?. India's 2G ethanol story is a disaster. IGX is going public on a growth story its regulator has not approved yet. Why did Reliance send 12 people to a PNGRB meeting about spreadsheets?. India's 2G story is a disaster. Indian refineries love affair with cooking oil for SAF has ended. IOCL’s ten-bidder advisory contest is really a fight for just four strategic seats. BPCL outsources pilot-scale diesel hydroprocessing Rs 2.29 crore bet on external R&D infrastructure. BPCL’s Kochi SAF award opens a six-fold pricing gap in pretreatment technology.
The end of the LNG story for gas-based power?
Two prices for the same gas, on the same exchange, on the same day
Jul 24:
ne cleared at $8.9/MMBtu
8And one between $15.8 and $19.1
8And eventually where does this gas head, do they land in the right places? Details
8And one between $15.8 and $19.1
8And eventually where does this gas head, do they land in the right places? Details
E&P provision comes to bite: Arbitration can kill your business
GAIL's Rs 4,664-crore LPG expansion hinges on just 25 km of wildlife corridor
Jul 24:
8Why it matters Although the project spans 1,099 km, the focus is on just 25.416 km
8That tiny stretch has become the project's regulatory bottleneck.
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8That tiny stretch has become the project's regulatory bottleneck.
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BPCL's refinery-led SAF strategy runs into roadblock
Jul 24:
8Exposing the challenge of converting conventional refineries into low-carbon fuel hubs
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Coal gasification may be the technology: But permitting is becoming the bigger risk Heading
Jul 24:
8Coal gasification is no longer the biggest challenge.
8Something else is turning out to be a bigger issue.
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8Something else is turning out to be a bigger issue.
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Rs. 2,051-crore gas pipeline back for ToR name amendment
Jul 24:
8A seemingly administrative change returns one of Gujarat’s largest proposed gas corridors to the appraisal table. Behind the nomenclature request lies a 283.5-km, 12-MMSCMD pipeline crossing 89 villages, forest land and around 25 km of the Wild Ass Sanctuary.
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PNGRB is holding 428 bank guarantees: And they have delivered under one per cent
400 KLPD SAF option inside a distillery, but capacity trail raises questions
Jul 24:
8This is potentially creating one of India’s more significant alcohol-to-jet platforms. But the regulatory papers present overlapping 700 KLPD and 1,200 KLPD capacities, treat SAF as an alternative rather than additional output, and attach just a very low investment for the project —leaving technology configuration and project boundaries unclear.
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ONGC’s 114-platform health-assessment tender leaves only one technically qualified bidder
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8Aries Marine, IIT Madras and Nauvata Energy Transition were disqualified.
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OIL returns to Sadiya with a 6,550 m replacement well after three bore paths ended in abandonment
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8The earlier campaign suffered repeated stuck strings, unrecovered fish, mud losses and abandonment at 5,892 m.
8OIL now plans to deploy a minimum 3,000 HP rig with integrated drilling and production support.
8The new well will test whether a redesigned execution model can overcome the subsurface problems that defeated Sadiya-1.
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8OIL now plans to deploy a minimum 3,000 HP rig with integrated drilling and production support.
8The new well will test whether a redesigned execution model can overcome the subsurface problems that defeated Sadiya-1.
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Today's update in E&P, Midstream-Downstream & CGD sector
Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day
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Daily forward looking import matrices
Jul 24:
It is easy to get month-old import data but it is difficult to solicit forthcoming shipment information in India. We go through a laborious process of data collection to get you full import information, including company-wise, quantity-wise, port-wise, vessel-wise cargoes which are coming into India in the next 15-to30 days.
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8LNG
8Crude
8Chemicals
8Fertilizers
8LPG
8Ammonia
8Coal & Coke
8All tankers
8Bulk and Dry cargo
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8LNG
8Crude
8Chemicals
8Fertilizers
8LPG
8Ammonia
8Coal & Coke
8All tankers
8Bulk and Dry cargo
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E&P contracting brief for the day
Jul 24:
1) ONGC puts mobile Ahmedabad workover-rig HVAC reliability on Sunbeam but retains the right to cut units and payments
8ONGC is tying PMCC cooling reliability on two mobile AHWR workover rigs directly to the HVAC manufacturer.
8The contract combines quarterly health checks with three-day breakdown attendance and machine-level service reporting.
8But its unit-withdrawal and non-availability provisions create a deeper readiness-versus-revenue tension.
2) ONGC ties four-sector seismic output to daily shot-hole guarantees as contractors absorb drilling productivity risk
8ONGC requires daily output of 100, 120, 70 and 45 shot holes across Sectors 1–4 respectively.
8A cumulative shortfall can attract a deduction of Rs 3,000 per shot hole.
8The decisive issue is whether contractors can sustain these targets across changing geology and field logistics.
3) Jay Engineers enters ONGC’s Pipavav LN2 facility race as terminal-interface risks remain untested by disclosed clarifications
8ONGC has attracted Jay Engineers to a civil package that directly supports cryogenic well-stimulation logistics at Pipavav.
8The broad experience gate contrasts with a three-month schedule, terminal-access obligations and two-stage performance security.
8What the bidder accepted—or sought to change—cannot be determined because its clarification exchange is absent from the disclosed record.
4) OIL flags initial pre-bid responses for six Assam–Arunachal workover rigs but leaves every corrigendum delta outside the notification
8OIL has notified bidders that its initial answers from the 15 July pre-bid conference are available in the portal’s amendments folder.
8The notice identifies no revised clause, technical concession or commercial reset for the six-rig programme.
8Whether the separate responses widen competition or preserve the original risk allocation remains hidden behind the missing attachment.
5) ONGC extends MH-NH produced-water tender in nine deadline shifts
8The reversal raises questions about bidder readiness, competition and unresolved bid-stage constraints.
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8ONGC is tying PMCC cooling reliability on two mobile AHWR workover rigs directly to the HVAC manufacturer.
8The contract combines quarterly health checks with three-day breakdown attendance and machine-level service reporting.
8But its unit-withdrawal and non-availability provisions create a deeper readiness-versus-revenue tension.
2) ONGC ties four-sector seismic output to daily shot-hole guarantees as contractors absorb drilling productivity risk
8ONGC requires daily output of 100, 120, 70 and 45 shot holes across Sectors 1–4 respectively.
8A cumulative shortfall can attract a deduction of Rs 3,000 per shot hole.
8The decisive issue is whether contractors can sustain these targets across changing geology and field logistics.
3) Jay Engineers enters ONGC’s Pipavav LN2 facility race as terminal-interface risks remain untested by disclosed clarifications
8ONGC has attracted Jay Engineers to a civil package that directly supports cryogenic well-stimulation logistics at Pipavav.
8The broad experience gate contrasts with a three-month schedule, terminal-access obligations and two-stage performance security.
8What the bidder accepted—or sought to change—cannot be determined because its clarification exchange is absent from the disclosed record.
4) OIL flags initial pre-bid responses for six Assam–Arunachal workover rigs but leaves every corrigendum delta outside the notification
8OIL has notified bidders that its initial answers from the 15 July pre-bid conference are available in the portal’s amendments folder.
8The notice identifies no revised clause, technical concession or commercial reset for the six-rig programme.
8Whether the separate responses widen competition or preserve the original risk allocation remains hidden behind the missing attachment.
5) ONGC extends MH-NH produced-water tender in nine deadline shifts
8The reversal raises questions about bidder readiness, competition and unresolved bid-stage constraints.
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New 136 KTA Toluene unit: Agency has to aim low and then high
Jul 24:
8It must first attempt clearance under the No Increase in Pollution Load route. If that route fails, the same consultant must shift into a full EIA, Rapid Risk Assessment, public hearing and MoEFCC appraisal process. Bidders are effectively being asked to price regulatory uncertainty before the approving authorities determine which pathway applies.
8Tough to find a contractor who can price this upfront, as the owner is finding out.
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8Tough to find a contractor who can price this upfront, as the owner is finding out.
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GAIL’s global LNG spread: Its desk has to reach out across multiple ports
Jul 24:
8GAIL’s LNG shipping can scan Houston, Rotterdam, Fujairah, Singapore, a dozen ports around the globe.
8So it needs global networking
8Never an easy task
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8So it needs global networking
8Never an easy task
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How to scale an in-house refinery additive build-up: Here is how
Jul 24:
8It has already crossed the laboratory chemistry stage and is now testing whether the additive can survive pilot-scale manufacturing. The contractor must deliver three successful 5 kg batches before proving the process at 100 kg. The real investment decision may turn on whether one larger batch can demonstrate repeatability rather than merely produce an acceptable sample.
8Also what will be required is continuous monitoring of agitator torque and RPM, not just temperature and final product quality. That suggests BPCL is watching for viscosity growth, mixing failure and scale-dependent reactor behaviour. The most important result may therefore be buried in the operating data rather than the laboratory test certificate.
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8Also what will be required is continuous monitoring of agitator torque and RPM, not just temperature and final product quality. That suggests BPCL is watching for viscosity growth, mixing failure and scale-dependent reactor behaviour. The most important result may therefore be buried in the operating data rather than the laboratory test certificate.
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Alert: GAIL major initiates an entirely new way of building a gas pipeline
Jul 24:
8No matter what the contractor does, he needs to ensure gas is in the pipeline now
8A complex multi-layered work has been squeezed into a short time period
8This is the new pipeline building model that many will not emulate
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8A complex multi-layered work has been squeezed into a short time period
8This is the new pipeline building model that many will not emulate
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Downstream contracting briefs: Part I
Jul 24:
1) IOCL makes Haldia Refinery’s common flare network the hidden approval gate for its next wave of brownfield projects
8IOCL is testing whether Haldia Refinery’s Old and DYIP hydrocarbon flares can absorb a refinery-wide power failure after multiple future projects are added. The consultant must convert hydraulic, radiation and noise findings into a modification-ready BDEP within 180 days. The tension lies in why the broadest future case is being studied while detailed engineering is restricted to a smaller project configuration.
2) EIL leaves refinery-wide structural access risk with bidders while tightening electrical design inputs for BPCL’s Kochi polypropylene project
8EIL has fixed motor ratings and created a measurable route for UPS feeder changes in BPCL’s Kochi polypropylene composite package. But it has declined to identify where below- and above-20 m structural modifications will arise, asking bidders to assess work scattered across the operating refinery and new PPU area. The unresolved question is how much crane, access and productivity contingency contractors will bury inside their rates before the July 28, 2026 closing date.
3) Corrosion tender exposes the limits of chemical guarantees under high TAN crude processing
8The owner initially placed tight desalter, iron and predictive-monitoring obligations on the corrosion-control contractor. Bidder objections forced the refiner to recognise that crude quality, temperature and refinery hardware can dominate chemical performance. The commercial question is how much uncontrollable process risk still remains with the winning vendor.
4) BPCL’s Bina CDU corrosion fix is really a test of whether one header can safely feed 12 AFC banks
8BPCL wants to replace two separate overhead AFC inlet headers with a common arrangement serving all 12 banks. The consultant must prove that vapour and wash water can be distributed uniformly without creating new stress, maldistribution or support problems. The deeper story is whether a seemingly simple piping consolidation can remove corrosion risk without shifting it elsewhere in the CDU overhead circuit.
5) BPCL gives bidders five more days to price Kochi Refinery’s PFCCU coke, catalyst and confined-space turnaround risk
8BPCL has extended both Kochi Refinery Train-B turnaround packages after correcting a package-level blinding error and adding a detailed ESP catalyst-cleaning obligation. Package A requires simultaneous PFCCU work fronts, heavy refractory mobilisation, at least 250 MT of catalyst handling and cleaning of an approximately 2300 cubic metre confined space. The unanswered question is whether five extra days are enough for bidders to price the physical-condition risk without loading the January 2027 shutdown with defensive margins.
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8IOCL is testing whether Haldia Refinery’s Old and DYIP hydrocarbon flares can absorb a refinery-wide power failure after multiple future projects are added. The consultant must convert hydraulic, radiation and noise findings into a modification-ready BDEP within 180 days. The tension lies in why the broadest future case is being studied while detailed engineering is restricted to a smaller project configuration.
2) EIL leaves refinery-wide structural access risk with bidders while tightening electrical design inputs for BPCL’s Kochi polypropylene project
8EIL has fixed motor ratings and created a measurable route for UPS feeder changes in BPCL’s Kochi polypropylene composite package. But it has declined to identify where below- and above-20 m structural modifications will arise, asking bidders to assess work scattered across the operating refinery and new PPU area. The unresolved question is how much crane, access and productivity contingency contractors will bury inside their rates before the July 28, 2026 closing date.
3) Corrosion tender exposes the limits of chemical guarantees under high TAN crude processing
8The owner initially placed tight desalter, iron and predictive-monitoring obligations on the corrosion-control contractor. Bidder objections forced the refiner to recognise that crude quality, temperature and refinery hardware can dominate chemical performance. The commercial question is how much uncontrollable process risk still remains with the winning vendor.
4) BPCL’s Bina CDU corrosion fix is really a test of whether one header can safely feed 12 AFC banks
8BPCL wants to replace two separate overhead AFC inlet headers with a common arrangement serving all 12 banks. The consultant must prove that vapour and wash water can be distributed uniformly without creating new stress, maldistribution or support problems. The deeper story is whether a seemingly simple piping consolidation can remove corrosion risk without shifting it elsewhere in the CDU overhead circuit.
5) BPCL gives bidders five more days to price Kochi Refinery’s PFCCU coke, catalyst and confined-space turnaround risk
8BPCL has extended both Kochi Refinery Train-B turnaround packages after correcting a package-level blinding error and adding a detailed ESP catalyst-cleaning obligation. Package A requires simultaneous PFCCU work fronts, heavy refractory mobilisation, at least 250 MT of catalyst handling and cleaning of an approximately 2300 cubic metre confined space. The unanswered question is whether five extra days are enough for bidders to price the physical-condition risk without loading the January 2027 shutdown with defensive margins.
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Downstream contracting briefs: Part II
Jul 24:
1) GAIL makes its PMC the commercial gatekeeper for a 600 MW solar and 550 MWh BESS project
8The consultant will not merely review drawings or monitor construction. It must certify payments, validate performance, assess delays and recommend recoveries against the EPC contractor. The deeper story is whether GAIL has created an effective owner’s representative or transferred too much enforcement responsibility to a consultant with limited control over execution.
2) GMPL removes the evidence-generation core from its Mangalore dust explosion study
8GMPL has deleted the only clause expressly requiring representative dust sampling and laboratory screening. The consultant must still deliver a facility-wide DHA aligned with NFPA 652 and NFPA 660. The amendment leaves open how plant-specific explosibility conclusions will now be established.
3) CPCL puts 90% of LOBS piping value ahead of hydrotest but keeps shutdown close-out behind a cash gate
8CPCL has rewritten the payment architecture for 38 tentative LOBS tie-ins, releasing 60% after fabrication and welding and another 30% after erection. The contractor still faces a final cash barrier tied to hydrotesting, drying, material reconciliation and stores handover, while a new 25% option clause preserves CPCL’s scope flexibility. The commercial question is whether faster interim billing will offset the documentation and close-out risks concentrated at the refinery restart boundary.
4) HPRGE makes interface control the real critical path for HRRL’s 178 MWp solar buildout
8The Owner’s Engineer is being asked to coordinate ground-mounted solar, rooftops, carports, storage and transmission connectivity across multiple HRRL-linked sites. That turns the consultancy into an integration-control mandate rather than a routine design-review assignment. The real risk is whether one adviser can enforce accountability across EPC contractors, refinery stakeholders and grid interfaces.
5) BPCL makes fishermen compensation the hidden completion risk for the MRPL offshore pipeline
8BPCL’s 13.3 km offshore section may be physically built, but its community liabilities will remain open until affected fishermen are identified, approved and paid. The consultant must carry the process from field verification through government approvals, disbursement and grievance closure. The real project risk may now sit in the beneficiary database rather than beneath the seabed.
6) HPCL’s DHT instrument award opens a 15.6% pricing gap that rivals must now explain
8The deeper question is whether HPCL captured a genuine productivity advantage or pushed a shutdown-critical contractor into margin stress.
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8The consultant will not merely review drawings or monitor construction. It must certify payments, validate performance, assess delays and recommend recoveries against the EPC contractor. The deeper story is whether GAIL has created an effective owner’s representative or transferred too much enforcement responsibility to a consultant with limited control over execution.
2) GMPL removes the evidence-generation core from its Mangalore dust explosion study
8GMPL has deleted the only clause expressly requiring representative dust sampling and laboratory screening. The consultant must still deliver a facility-wide DHA aligned with NFPA 652 and NFPA 660. The amendment leaves open how plant-specific explosibility conclusions will now be established.
3) CPCL puts 90% of LOBS piping value ahead of hydrotest but keeps shutdown close-out behind a cash gate
8CPCL has rewritten the payment architecture for 38 tentative LOBS tie-ins, releasing 60% after fabrication and welding and another 30% after erection. The contractor still faces a final cash barrier tied to hydrotesting, drying, material reconciliation and stores handover, while a new 25% option clause preserves CPCL’s scope flexibility. The commercial question is whether faster interim billing will offset the documentation and close-out risks concentrated at the refinery restart boundary.
4) HPRGE makes interface control the real critical path for HRRL’s 178 MWp solar buildout
8The Owner’s Engineer is being asked to coordinate ground-mounted solar, rooftops, carports, storage and transmission connectivity across multiple HRRL-linked sites. That turns the consultancy into an integration-control mandate rather than a routine design-review assignment. The real risk is whether one adviser can enforce accountability across EPC contractors, refinery stakeholders and grid interfaces.
5) BPCL makes fishermen compensation the hidden completion risk for the MRPL offshore pipeline
8BPCL’s 13.3 km offshore section may be physically built, but its community liabilities will remain open until affected fishermen are identified, approved and paid. The consultant must carry the process from field verification through government approvals, disbursement and grievance closure. The real project risk may now sit in the beneficiary database rather than beneath the seabed.
6) HPCL’s DHT instrument award opens a 15.6% pricing gap that rivals must now explain
8The deeper question is whether HPCL captured a genuine productivity advantage or pushed a shutdown-critical contractor into margin stress.
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LNG importers seek lower Qatar and UAE prices as war upends deals
Jul 24:
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8Colliding futures: The impact of algorithmic bias in India's hydrogen production Details
8Inside the mammoth effort to build B.C.'s next LNG terminal Details
8Buyers seek cheaper LNG deals from Qatar and the UAE after the Hormuz incident Details
8Dynagas LNG Partners LP declares cash distribution on its Series A preferred units Details
8Eni-Petronas JV launches construction of floating gas facility for North Hub in Indonesia Details
8Why LNG facilities need a layered approach to gas and flame detection Details
8TotalEnergies to exit Arctic LNG 2 plant in Russia, CEO says Details
8Government says household PNG prices remain stable despite higher global LNG prices Details
8First jacket for BP's $7 billion gas and CCUS project reaches its destination Details
8FSRU name revealed as Europe's new LNG terminal edges closer to completion Details
8'Ethanol is India's next big revolution': Tushar Agarwal shares vision in insightful conversation with Nitin Joshi Details
8HPCL expands clean fuel network with 52nd CNG outlet launch in Jind Details
8Karnataka: CNG gas leak tragedy averted in Huvina Hadagali Details
8Amid West Asia tensions, LPG under-recovery tops Rs 51,000 crore, government tells Lok Sabha Details
8Centre says domestic LPG consumers shielded from global price surge with over Rs 700 subsidy per cylinder Details
8India orders mandatory transition from LPG to PNG amid supply crisis Details
850 electric buses on the way for Nashik ahead of Kumbh Mela Details
8India to build Phase-II strategic oil reserves at Rs 14,527 crore under PPP model Details
8Government remains non-committal on reducing petrol and diesel prices amid fluctuating crude prices Details
8Government says it absorbed over Rs 700 per LPG cylinder to keep prices lower for domestic consumers Details
8Middle East oil producers step up plans to bypass the Strait of Hormuz Details
8Iran's demands over the Strait of Hormuz would set a dangerous precedent, Rubio warns Asian leaders Details
8Vedanta challenges Delhi High Court order in Gujarat offshore block case Details
822 bodies recovered, search operations underway to trace three more workers in Sikkim tunnel collapse Details
8Oil prices rise to a six-week high as US-Iran tensions escalate Details
8Insurers flock to oil projects outside the Middle East Details
8India targets five small modular reactors by 2033 Details
8India's fuel exports set to soar in July as refining margins jump Details
8LNG importers seek lower Qatar and UAE prices as war upends deals Details
8Chinese tankers push through Bab el-Mandeb despite Houthi blockade threats Details
8TotalEnergies profit soars 68% as oil price surge lifts earnings Details
8India's crude oil production dips over five years amid ageing fields as demand rises, government says Details
8Houthi attack on Saudi tankers drives Brent past $100 per barrel, stressing India's crude routes Details
8India loses Russia oil discount as Red Sea and Hormuz risks upend crude markets Details
8MRPL releases BRSR for FY 2025-26: Net zero target by 2038 and strong sustainability focus Details
8EIL transforms ONGC's Advanced Training Institute in Goa into a world-class energy training hub Details
8E20 petrol is safe, government says, citing scientific tests and experience of 20 crore two-wheelers Details
8CPCL Q1 results: Net profit at Rs 1,017 crore versus loss, GRM at $8.78/bbl Details
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8Colliding futures: The impact of algorithmic bias in India's hydrogen production Details
8Inside the mammoth effort to build B.C.'s next LNG terminal Details
8Buyers seek cheaper LNG deals from Qatar and the UAE after the Hormuz incident Details
8Dynagas LNG Partners LP declares cash distribution on its Series A preferred units Details
8Eni-Petronas JV launches construction of floating gas facility for North Hub in Indonesia Details
8Why LNG facilities need a layered approach to gas and flame detection Details
8TotalEnergies to exit Arctic LNG 2 plant in Russia, CEO says Details
8Government says household PNG prices remain stable despite higher global LNG prices Details
8First jacket for BP's $7 billion gas and CCUS project reaches its destination Details
8FSRU name revealed as Europe's new LNG terminal edges closer to completion Details
8'Ethanol is India's next big revolution': Tushar Agarwal shares vision in insightful conversation with Nitin Joshi Details
8HPCL expands clean fuel network with 52nd CNG outlet launch in Jind Details
8Karnataka: CNG gas leak tragedy averted in Huvina Hadagali Details
8Amid West Asia tensions, LPG under-recovery tops Rs 51,000 crore, government tells Lok Sabha Details
8Centre says domestic LPG consumers shielded from global price surge with over Rs 700 subsidy per cylinder Details
8India orders mandatory transition from LPG to PNG amid supply crisis Details
850 electric buses on the way for Nashik ahead of Kumbh Mela Details
8India to build Phase-II strategic oil reserves at Rs 14,527 crore under PPP model Details
8Government remains non-committal on reducing petrol and diesel prices amid fluctuating crude prices Details
8Government says it absorbed over Rs 700 per LPG cylinder to keep prices lower for domestic consumers Details
8Middle East oil producers step up plans to bypass the Strait of Hormuz Details
8Iran's demands over the Strait of Hormuz would set a dangerous precedent, Rubio warns Asian leaders Details
8Vedanta challenges Delhi High Court order in Gujarat offshore block case Details
822 bodies recovered, search operations underway to trace three more workers in Sikkim tunnel collapse Details
8Oil prices rise to a six-week high as US-Iran tensions escalate Details
8Insurers flock to oil projects outside the Middle East Details
8India targets five small modular reactors by 2033 Details
8India's fuel exports set to soar in July as refining margins jump Details
8LNG importers seek lower Qatar and UAE prices as war upends deals Details
8Chinese tankers push through Bab el-Mandeb despite Houthi blockade threats Details
8TotalEnergies profit soars 68% as oil price surge lifts earnings Details
8India's crude oil production dips over five years amid ageing fields as demand rises, government says Details
8Houthi attack on Saudi tankers drives Brent past $100 per barrel, stressing India's crude routes Details
8India loses Russia oil discount as Red Sea and Hormuz risks upend crude markets Details
8MRPL releases BRSR for FY 2025-26: Net zero target by 2038 and strong sustainability focus Details
8EIL transforms ONGC's Advanced Training Institute in Goa into a world-class energy training hub Details
8E20 petrol is safe, government says, citing scientific tests and experience of 20 crore two-wheelers Details
8CPCL Q1 results: Net profit at Rs 1,017 crore versus loss, GRM at $8.78/bbl Details
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