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Why Big Oil won't reduce India's import dependence

The bulk of the foreign investment is in refineries and retailing, not in discovery and production

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Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
In his latest visit to India earlier this month, Amin H Nasser, president and chief executive officer, Saudi Aramco, quoted International Energy Agency data to say India is likely to be among the world’s fastest-growing oil markets, with demand almost doubling to about 10 million barrels a day by 2040. 

Before this, Nasser was part of an industry meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A day earlier, Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest crude oil producer, inaugurated its India office, and Nasser’s statement was an acknowledgement of the fact that, just like other commodities and services, a growing economy made India an

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