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Is there a way out for India from Gulf LNG? . This fertilizer company is willing to make a Rs 9000 crore urea bet on India. India’s first green urea plant is taking shape. A brand new Rs 2700 crore non-urea fertilizer project is coming up. When Environmental Clearances change hands: The quiet risk in industrial asset transfers. Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day. Oil & Gas Sector: Get all winning contracts of the day. BPCL’s single-vendor EPC tender for bio-IBA plant signals strategic push into niche biofuels. E&P contracting brief for the day. Downstream contracting briefs: Part I. Downstream contracting briefs: Part II. Downstream contracting briefs: Awards (Part I). Downstream contracting briefs: Awards (Part II). Announcements. Iran halts Qatar LNG tankers transit through Strait of Hormuz. Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day. Oil & Gas Sector: Get all winning contracts of the day. Today's update in E&P & Midstream-Downstream sector. $23 Gas vs $1000 Urea: The $300 arbitrage nobody is talking about. ONGC’s RJP MOPU pre-bid reset: Find out more. OIL India’s Rajasthan core services tender: Not as simple as it sound. ONGC’s cementing O&M: Entirely the contractor’s baby now. Carbon Capture goes in-house. Announcements. E&P contracting brief for the day. Downstream contracting briefs: Awards. Downstream contracting briefs: Part II. Downstream contracting briefs: Part I. Refiner’s CO2 sorbent technology commercialization: Any takers?. Multiple extensions reflect unresolved technical-commercial alignment in SAF plant. A ship carrying Iranian oil changed its route from India toward China mid-journey. Dakshin Kannada District City Gas Distribution . Kakinada District City Gas Distribution Project. Today's update in E&P, Midstream-Downstream & CGD sector. PVC licensor: Only one bidder appears. Global LNG spare capacity: What does it mean? . In a crisis, LNG contracts protect performance failure not buyers. The illusion of control: India can manage inflation optics, not energy costs. $5.8 billion committed, $3.3 billion spent: ONGC’s KG Basin footprint. GAIL Qandhar QRA tender sees 11 bidders shrink to 4.
Is there a way out for India from Gulf LNG?
This fertilizer company is willing to make a Rs 9000 crore urea bet on India
Apr 07:
8Why is it doing so, setting up fresh capacity in such uncertain times?
8What lessons can urea producers draw from this?
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8What lessons can urea producers draw from this?
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India’s first green urea plant is taking shape
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8Find out the first steps being undertaken
8And what is the engineering scope
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8And what is the engineering scope
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A brand new Rs 2700 crore non-urea fertilizer project is coming up
When Environmental Clearances change hands: The quiet risk in industrial asset transfers
Apr 07:
8A routine EC fertilizer unit transfer highlights a deeper issue—how environmental liabilities move across balance sheets without fresh scrutiny.
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Oil & Gas Sector: All new tenders of the day
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BPCL’s single-vendor EPC tender for bio-IBA plant signals strategic push into niche biofuels
Apr 07:
8It is quietly testing a new procurement model as it steps into bio-iso-butyl alcohol production. The single tender format hints at limited technological depth in the market and a possible reliance on specialised vendors.
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E&P contracting brief for the day
Apr 07:
1) Oil India’s KGB offshore well PMC tender uses QCBS and a high technical bar to control two-well planning risk
8Oil India is not buying a paper consultant here; it is procuring live offshore well-control capability for a two-well campaign with room to scale.
8The structure and mobilisation inside seven days point to execution urgency rather than routine advisory outsourcing.
8What matters now is whether the market is deep enough to meet OIL’s technical threshold without shrinking competition too sharply.
2) OIL workover rig tender shifts schedule risk to contractors while tightening compliance and dispute framework
8OIL’s latest workover rig tender quietly redefines how schedule risk is distributed in upstream operations.
8A fixed contract end date despite mobilization delays alters contractor economics in ways not immediately visible.
3) Prabha Energy’s North Karanpura CBM EC tender turns a compliance package into a turnkey, risk-loaded field execution mandate
8Prabha Energy’s North Karanpura EC tender is framed as a consulting package, but the technical burden runs far deeper into field studies, authority handling and public hearing execution.
8The real story is the way regulatory uncertainty, mobilisation pressure and on-ground delivery have been folded into a single accountability stack for the consultant.
8That could sharpen bid quality at one end of the market while quietly thinning participation at the other.
4) Sun Petrochemicals bundles integrated drilling services under a callout model with no volume guarantee, shifting execution risk to contractors
8Sun Petrochemicals has structured a drilling contract that combines integrated services with zero work commitment.
8The model compresses contractor visibility while expanding operator flexibility across scheduling and scope.
5) Oil India’s import-substitution EOI widens the domestic oilfield vendor map but keeps technical proof firmly in OIL’s hands
8Oil India’s latest import-substitution call is less a buying notice than a technical filtration system for upstream hardware and chemistry.
8The real story lies in how deeply OIL has embedded laboratory protocols, API-linked controls, and field-suitability thresholds across categories as varied as demulsifiers, packers, PDC bits, logging systems, and BOPs.
6) ONGC tightens BRRP corrigendum by scrapping staggered performance security and forcing physical-only pre-bid
8ONGC’s latest BRRP corrigendum changes only two lines, but one of them goes straight to contractor cashflow.
8The technical scope stays intact, yet the commercial entry gate gets sharper.
8That combination could matter more for bidder behaviour than any mid-cycle specification tweak.
7) ONGC’s MB-OSN-2005/1, SD4 and BS-17 well head platforms tender slips again
8ONGC’s offshore platforms package for MB-OSN-2005/1, SD4 and BS-17 is no longer a simple date-extension story.
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8Oil India is not buying a paper consultant here; it is procuring live offshore well-control capability for a two-well campaign with room to scale.
8The structure and mobilisation inside seven days point to execution urgency rather than routine advisory outsourcing.
8What matters now is whether the market is deep enough to meet OIL’s technical threshold without shrinking competition too sharply.
2) OIL workover rig tender shifts schedule risk to contractors while tightening compliance and dispute framework
8OIL’s latest workover rig tender quietly redefines how schedule risk is distributed in upstream operations.
8A fixed contract end date despite mobilization delays alters contractor economics in ways not immediately visible.
3) Prabha Energy’s North Karanpura CBM EC tender turns a compliance package into a turnkey, risk-loaded field execution mandate
8Prabha Energy’s North Karanpura EC tender is framed as a consulting package, but the technical burden runs far deeper into field studies, authority handling and public hearing execution.
8The real story is the way regulatory uncertainty, mobilisation pressure and on-ground delivery have been folded into a single accountability stack for the consultant.
8That could sharpen bid quality at one end of the market while quietly thinning participation at the other.
4) Sun Petrochemicals bundles integrated drilling services under a callout model with no volume guarantee, shifting execution risk to contractors
8Sun Petrochemicals has structured a drilling contract that combines integrated services with zero work commitment.
8The model compresses contractor visibility while expanding operator flexibility across scheduling and scope.
5) Oil India’s import-substitution EOI widens the domestic oilfield vendor map but keeps technical proof firmly in OIL’s hands
8Oil India’s latest import-substitution call is less a buying notice than a technical filtration system for upstream hardware and chemistry.
8The real story lies in how deeply OIL has embedded laboratory protocols, API-linked controls, and field-suitability thresholds across categories as varied as demulsifiers, packers, PDC bits, logging systems, and BOPs.
6) ONGC tightens BRRP corrigendum by scrapping staggered performance security and forcing physical-only pre-bid
8ONGC’s latest BRRP corrigendum changes only two lines, but one of them goes straight to contractor cashflow.
8The technical scope stays intact, yet the commercial entry gate gets sharper.
8That combination could matter more for bidder behaviour than any mid-cycle specification tweak.
7) ONGC’s MB-OSN-2005/1, SD4 and BS-17 well head platforms tender slips again
8ONGC’s offshore platforms package for MB-OSN-2005/1, SD4 and BS-17 is no longer a simple date-extension story.
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Downstream contracting briefs: Part I
Apr 07:
1) CPCL enforces proprietary participation for VAM AMC at Manali refinery
8The tender restricts bidding to a single OEM vendor. This eliminates competitive benchmarking entirely. The implications for cost control remain untested.
2) MRPL bundles SRU-1 shutdown into single high-risk contract with strict safety gating
8MRPL eliminates multi-package execution by bundling all shutdown jobs into one contract. This reduces coordination complexity but sharply narrows bidder eligibility. The implications for competition are not immediately visible.
3) IOCL Guwahati refinery extends DCU online spalling EOI thrice as specialised heater revamp complexity slows bidder response
8IOCL is attempting to eliminate shutdown-driven losses in its DCU through online spalling engineering. But the market is taking time to respond.
4) BPCL deploys L1 exclusion strategy in TA 2026 piping tender to redistribute execution risk
8The real story lies in how risk is being redistributed before execution even begins.
5) BPCL extends RTO tender deadline by 11 days while tightening lifecycle cybersecurity obligations across refinery units
8The real shift lies in a quiet amendment that embeds cybersecurity deep into vendor obligations. The implications for cost, liability, and bidder strategy are only beginning to surface.
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8The tender restricts bidding to a single OEM vendor. This eliminates competitive benchmarking entirely. The implications for cost control remain untested.
2) MRPL bundles SRU-1 shutdown into single high-risk contract with strict safety gating
8MRPL eliminates multi-package execution by bundling all shutdown jobs into one contract. This reduces coordination complexity but sharply narrows bidder eligibility. The implications for competition are not immediately visible.
3) IOCL Guwahati refinery extends DCU online spalling EOI thrice as specialised heater revamp complexity slows bidder response
8IOCL is attempting to eliminate shutdown-driven losses in its DCU through online spalling engineering. But the market is taking time to respond.
4) BPCL deploys L1 exclusion strategy in TA 2026 piping tender to redistribute execution risk
8The real story lies in how risk is being redistributed before execution even begins.
5) BPCL extends RTO tender deadline by 11 days while tightening lifecycle cybersecurity obligations across refinery units
8The real shift lies in a quiet amendment that embeds cybersecurity deep into vendor obligations. The implications for cost, liability, and bidder strategy are only beginning to surface.
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Downstream contracting briefs: Part II
Apr 07:
1) IOCL Panipat extends shutdown maintenance tender timeline amid participation sensitivity
8The contract’s heavy technical and resource demands appear to be narrowing bidder readiness. What looks procedural may signal emerging capacity limits in shutdown services.
2) HPCL extends CO2 pilot plant instrumentation tender timeline amid residual engineering complexity
8The delay signals more than scheduling slack. Contractors are grappling with a partially engineered scope and tight compliance conditions. The real story lies in how risk is being redistributed in India’s decarbonisation EPC model.
3) NRL DCU revamp mechanical tender-II sees timeline extension amid high-complexity bid preparation
8The move hints at deeper friction in bidder readiness rather than simple scheduling drift. What looks procedural may actually reshape competition and pricing.
4) CPCL extends deadline for solvent dewaxing pilot plant tender amid likely low participation
8The extension comes despite a built-in auto-extension mechanism on GeM, signalling deeper bidder constraints. The real question is whether timeline relief alone can resolve structural participation barriers.
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8The contract’s heavy technical and resource demands appear to be narrowing bidder readiness. What looks procedural may signal emerging capacity limits in shutdown services.
2) HPCL extends CO2 pilot plant instrumentation tender timeline amid residual engineering complexity
8The delay signals more than scheduling slack. Contractors are grappling with a partially engineered scope and tight compliance conditions. The real story lies in how risk is being redistributed in India’s decarbonisation EPC model.
3) NRL DCU revamp mechanical tender-II sees timeline extension amid high-complexity bid preparation
8The move hints at deeper friction in bidder readiness rather than simple scheduling drift. What looks procedural may actually reshape competition and pricing.
4) CPCL extends deadline for solvent dewaxing pilot plant tender amid likely low participation
8The extension comes despite a built-in auto-extension mechanism on GeM, signalling deeper bidder constraints. The real question is whether timeline relief alone can resolve structural participation barriers.
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Downstream contracting briefs: Awards (Part I)
Apr 07:
1) Grand Prix Engineering secures BPCL Bina pressure vessel package amid weak price competition
8A single serious bid has decided a critical equipment package in BPCL’s Bina expansion. The absence of price tension raises deeper questions about procurement strategy. Behind the award lies a structural shift toward controlled vendor ecosystems.
2) Yokogawa undercuts rivals by nearly 40% to win BPCL BPREP analyser systems package
8A sharp pricing divergence has reshaped the competitive landscape in BPCL’s Bina expansion. Yokogawa’s aggressive bid leaves a wide gap over ABB and Adage, raising questions on lifecycle risk pricing. The outcome signals a deeper shift in how analyser packages are being contested.
3) Zeeco wins BPCL Bina flare package with tight 4.1% spread, signalling disciplined pricing in specialised flare segment
8The BPCL Bina flare package award reveals how specialised EPC segments behave when competition is limited but mature. What looks like a routine award may actually signal a stabilising cost regime in refinery-critical systems.
4) OEM-locked pump revamp contract awarded for BPCL’s Bina expansion project
8BPCL has awarded a tightly controlled pump revamp package, but competition never really entered the room.
5) EIL awards equity valuation consultancy with narrow 2.9% price spread reflecting stable advisory pricing
8A tightly contested bid has delivered a marginal pricing gap between two heavyweight consultants.
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8A single serious bid has decided a critical equipment package in BPCL’s Bina expansion. The absence of price tension raises deeper questions about procurement strategy. Behind the award lies a structural shift toward controlled vendor ecosystems.
2) Yokogawa undercuts rivals by nearly 40% to win BPCL BPREP analyser systems package
8A sharp pricing divergence has reshaped the competitive landscape in BPCL’s Bina expansion. Yokogawa’s aggressive bid leaves a wide gap over ABB and Adage, raising questions on lifecycle risk pricing. The outcome signals a deeper shift in how analyser packages are being contested.
3) Zeeco wins BPCL Bina flare package with tight 4.1% spread, signalling disciplined pricing in specialised flare segment
8The BPCL Bina flare package award reveals how specialised EPC segments behave when competition is limited but mature. What looks like a routine award may actually signal a stabilising cost regime in refinery-critical systems.
4) OEM-locked pump revamp contract awarded for BPCL’s Bina expansion project
8BPCL has awarded a tightly controlled pump revamp package, but competition never really entered the room.
5) EIL awards equity valuation consultancy with narrow 2.9% price spread reflecting stable advisory pricing
8A tightly contested bid has delivered a marginal pricing gap between two heavyweight consultants.
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Downstream contracting briefs: Awards (Part II)
Apr 07:
1) BPCL drives 41% cost drop in CBG soil investigation award amid aggressive underbidding
8A routine soil investigation tender has delivered an unusually sharp price outcome.
2) IOCL Bongaigaon Refinery HIRA tender won at a steep discount after four bidders are disqualified
8IOCL’s Bongaigaon Refinery has awarded a full-facility HIRA package, but the price outcome is more revealing than the winner’s name.
3) Aggressive pricing reshapes IOCL Mathura refinery tank engineering award as compliance audit meets margin pressure
8A 16% undercut has reset pricing benchmarks in IOCL’s latest engineering award. The scope goes beyond drawings into full safety compliance validation. What looks like a consultancy contract may actually be the first step toward a larger retrofit pipeline.
4) Extreme price divergence marks BPCL’s pressure vessel award under BPREP
8A routine pressure vessel tender has produced one of the sharpest price gaps seen in recent EPC procurement. The lowest bidder sits far outside the market cluster, raising questions on scope alignment and execution risk. What appears as cost efficiency may ultimately test contract enforcement discipline.
5) IOCL Panipat naphtha tank project sees controlled competition with Expo Gas Containers emerging L1 amid strict PQC filters
8The final spread hints at disciplined bidding rather than desperation.
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8A routine soil investigation tender has delivered an unusually sharp price outcome.
2) IOCL Bongaigaon Refinery HIRA tender won at a steep discount after four bidders are disqualified
8IOCL’s Bongaigaon Refinery has awarded a full-facility HIRA package, but the price outcome is more revealing than the winner’s name.
3) Aggressive pricing reshapes IOCL Mathura refinery tank engineering award as compliance audit meets margin pressure
8A 16% undercut has reset pricing benchmarks in IOCL’s latest engineering award. The scope goes beyond drawings into full safety compliance validation. What looks like a consultancy contract may actually be the first step toward a larger retrofit pipeline.
4) Extreme price divergence marks BPCL’s pressure vessel award under BPREP
8A routine pressure vessel tender has produced one of the sharpest price gaps seen in recent EPC procurement. The lowest bidder sits far outside the market cluster, raising questions on scope alignment and execution risk. What appears as cost efficiency may ultimately test contract enforcement discipline.
5) IOCL Panipat naphtha tank project sees controlled competition with Expo Gas Containers emerging L1 amid strict PQC filters
8The final spread hints at disciplined bidding rather than desperation.
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Announcements
Apr 07:
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8NCLAT lists aban offshore CIRP appeal for april 10 after OTS efforts fail [Aban] Details
8Deep Industries wins Rs.59 crore ONGC services contract for three years [DIL] Details
8Adani total gas launches postal ballot for suresh manglani’s reappointment [ATGL] Details
8Petronet LNG files postal ballot voting results with stock exchanges [Petronet] Details
8Sealmatic India says large corporate disclosure norms do not apply for FY2 [Sealmatic] Details
8Desco infratech expands overseas presence with UAE subsidiary incorporation [DIL] Details
8United drilling tools bags rs.57 lakh domestic order for downhole equipment supply [UDTL] Details
8GE shipping contracts to sell its 2007 built medium range tanker “Jag Prakash” [GES] Details
8Hazoor multi projects initiates postal ballot to approve appointment of independent directors [HMPL] Details
8PNGRB invites public comments on IOCL’s cauvery basin gas pipeline connectivity proposal [PNGRB] Details Details
8Deep Industries wins Rs.59 crore ONGC services contract for three years [DIL] Details
8Adani total gas launches postal ballot for suresh manglani’s reappointment [ATGL] Details
8Petronet LNG files postal ballot voting results with stock exchanges [Petronet] Details
8Sealmatic India says large corporate disclosure norms do not apply for FY2 [Sealmatic] Details
8Desco infratech expands overseas presence with UAE subsidiary incorporation [DIL] Details
8United drilling tools bags rs.57 lakh domestic order for downhole equipment supply [UDTL] Details
8GE shipping contracts to sell its 2007 built medium range tanker “Jag Prakash” [GES] Details
8Hazoor multi projects initiates postal ballot to approve appointment of independent directors [HMPL] Details
8PNGRB invites public comments on IOCL’s cauvery basin gas pipeline connectivity proposal [PNGRB] Details Details
Iran halts Qatar LNG tankers transit through Strait of Hormuz
Apr 07:
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8India may limit sugar exports to expand ethanol blending Details
8Sugar industry seeks export cap to divert supply for ethanol production Details
8An Indian startup has launched a plug-and-play hydrogen cooking unit Details
8KMVN gas manager dies as colleagues cite work pressure concerns Details
8Bhubaneswar plans to convert vegetable waste into CNG to ease civic burden Details
8Hindustan Petroleum conducts surprise inspections to curb malpractices and ensure uninterrupted fuel and LPG supply Details
8Ethanol explained as an alternative fuel and its potential to replace LPG Details
8India secures 62,000 tonnes LPG supply and boosts gas allocation to fertiliser sector to 90% Details
8Jindal Steel sets up coal gasification to make DRI steel cleaner and self-reliant Details
8Ukraine hits a major oil terminal in southern Russia amid ongoing conflict Details
8Qatari tankers abort Hormuz crossing affecting LNG shipments Details
8Rising airfare and falling LNG imports impact Indian economy due to West Asia conflict Details
8India’s gas risk may deepen due to supply chain vulnerabilities from Ras Laffan Details
8India strengthens energy ties with Angola to reduce supply risks Details
8Iran halts Qatar LNG tankers transit through Strait of Hormuz Details
8Jakson Green consortium signs green ammonia supply pact with SECI Details
8Solar stoves emerge as a green solution to LPG crisis for commercial users Details
8West Asia conflict threatens global energy routes while India maintains capex space Details
8Many Hormuz vessels reportedly evade tracking systems raising security concerns Details
8Government may cap ONGC new well gas output amid distributor concerns Details
8Indian refiners delay maintenance shutdowns to meet rising fuel demand Details
8Government assures fiscal support to sectors impacted by West Asia crisis Details
8Crude oil futures rise to Rs.9,284 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions Details
8Oil prices may surge to $130–140 if West Asia conflict continues Details
8Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah warns against attempts to reopen Strait of Hormuz forcibly Details
8India adds 8 lakh new piped gas consumers alongside LPG expansion drive Details
8UAE emphasizes need to ensure Hormuz passage in any US-Iran agreement Details
8Saudi Arabia sets record crude prices amid Hormuz crisis Details
8Crude oil at $70 in 2026 appears unlikely amid current trends Details
8Indian LPG ships continue exiting Gulf amid tensions Details
8Qatar LNG ships attempt first Hormuz exit since conflict began Details
8Saudi Arabia and Russia expected to drive major oil production growth Details
8Oil prices rise as tensions escalate near Strait of Hormuz Details
8IndianOil reviews LPG supply in Guwahati and ensures availability Details
8Rajasthan’s Thar oilfields may help India offset supply shocks Details
8OMCs assure adequate LPG and fuel supply in Madhya Pradesh Details
8India manages energy shock by prioritising crude and LPG supply Details
8Recent surge in crude prices explained by geopolitical factors Details
8Cairn Oil signs renewable power agreement with Serentica Details
8Saudi Arabia hikes crude prices impacting Indian import costs Details
8Oil India increases crude output from Rajasthan fields Details
8India resumes buying Iranian oil after seven years citing no payment issues Details
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8India may limit sugar exports to expand ethanol blending Details
8Sugar industry seeks export cap to divert supply for ethanol production Details
8An Indian startup has launched a plug-and-play hydrogen cooking unit Details
8KMVN gas manager dies as colleagues cite work pressure concerns Details
8Bhubaneswar plans to convert vegetable waste into CNG to ease civic burden Details
8Hindustan Petroleum conducts surprise inspections to curb malpractices and ensure uninterrupted fuel and LPG supply Details
8Ethanol explained as an alternative fuel and its potential to replace LPG Details
8India secures 62,000 tonnes LPG supply and boosts gas allocation to fertiliser sector to 90% Details
8Jindal Steel sets up coal gasification to make DRI steel cleaner and self-reliant Details
8Ukraine hits a major oil terminal in southern Russia amid ongoing conflict Details
8Qatari tankers abort Hormuz crossing affecting LNG shipments Details
8Rising airfare and falling LNG imports impact Indian economy due to West Asia conflict Details
8India’s gas risk may deepen due to supply chain vulnerabilities from Ras Laffan Details
8India strengthens energy ties with Angola to reduce supply risks Details
8Iran halts Qatar LNG tankers transit through Strait of Hormuz Details
8Jakson Green consortium signs green ammonia supply pact with SECI Details
8Solar stoves emerge as a green solution to LPG crisis for commercial users Details
8West Asia conflict threatens global energy routes while India maintains capex space Details
8Many Hormuz vessels reportedly evade tracking systems raising security concerns Details
8Government may cap ONGC new well gas output amid distributor concerns Details
8Indian refiners delay maintenance shutdowns to meet rising fuel demand Details
8Government assures fiscal support to sectors impacted by West Asia crisis Details
8Crude oil futures rise to Rs.9,284 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions Details
8Oil prices may surge to $130–140 if West Asia conflict continues Details
8Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah warns against attempts to reopen Strait of Hormuz forcibly Details
8India adds 8 lakh new piped gas consumers alongside LPG expansion drive Details
8UAE emphasizes need to ensure Hormuz passage in any US-Iran agreement Details
8Saudi Arabia sets record crude prices amid Hormuz crisis Details
8Crude oil at $70 in 2026 appears unlikely amid current trends Details
8Indian LPG ships continue exiting Gulf amid tensions Details
8Qatar LNG ships attempt first Hormuz exit since conflict began Details
8Saudi Arabia and Russia expected to drive major oil production growth Details
8Oil prices rise as tensions escalate near Strait of Hormuz Details
8IndianOil reviews LPG supply in Guwahati and ensures availability Details
8Rajasthan’s Thar oilfields may help India offset supply shocks Details
8OMCs assure adequate LPG and fuel supply in Madhya Pradesh Details
8India manages energy shock by prioritising crude and LPG supply Details
8Recent surge in crude prices explained by geopolitical factors Details
8Cairn Oil signs renewable power agreement with Serentica Details
8Saudi Arabia hikes crude prices impacting Indian import costs Details
8Oil India increases crude output from Rajasthan fields Details
8India resumes buying Iranian oil after seven years citing no payment issues Details
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