The drilling fluids market seems to be expanding 8And more companies can be in the fray 8And bidders are now pushing ONGC to a corner, forcing it to make significant changes in the tender conditions Click on Details for more Details
Prodded by high oil prices, E&P companies are rushing to get production going in their fields 8Quick decisions are taken 8Once production is established, surface facilities are put in place initially for exploration and development phase and subsequently for production 8There is usually a hiatus between exploration and production but E&P companies retain the contractor and the facilities for quick turnaround to production 8Clearly, there is no wasting of time then Click on Details for more
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Rs.6200 crore greenfield hydel project: RFQ ahead 8The EC and FC have been granted. 8The private land acquisition issue has been resolved with some new terms and conditions. 8RFQ for the civil works (Lot -1) is likely to be floated in Q4 2023. Rs. 420 crore greenfield hydel project: RFQ ahead 8The HM works contractor has completed the mobilization of equipment at the site. 8Bid evaluation is in progress for EM works 8A tender for transmission line survey works had been cancelled 8RFQ for the transmission works are likely to be floated in Q1 2024 Get in touch with us for more on these projects.Details
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. Get the daily updates for : 8LNG 8Crude 8Chemicals 8Fertilizers 8Coal and Coke 8LPG 8Ammonia 8All tankers 8Bulk and Dry cargo 8Port Update Click on Reports for moreDetails
The present production costs of green hydrogen stand at around $5 per kilogram ($/kg), significantly higher than gray hydrogen and other fossil fuels. To achieve price competitiveness for various end uses, the cost needs to be reduced to around $2/kg. 8Also, India's data on green hydrogen production and projections is extremely fuzzy. 8India can do much more to incentive the sector, so that costs can fall to less than $2/kg. These incentives are spelt out here. 8India has not done enough R&D yet on green hydrogen and the government can allocate much more to R&D than what it has done so far. 8What is needed is a comprehensive hydrogen policy, the current one will not do. 8Also, India's patent protection laws are weak and green energy technology providers are wary Click on Details to know what ails the Indian hydrogen sector today.
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