French energy giant TotalEnergies and state-owned Oil India Ltd (OIL) signed a cooperation agreement to carry out methane emissions detection and measurement campaigns at the Indian firm's sites. The two will use TotalEnergies' pioneer AUSEA technology, the French firm said in a statement. OIL recently joined the Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter (OGDC), a global industry initiative launched at COP28, co-chaired by TotalEnergies' CEO. The OGDC's ambition is to work towards net-zero operations by 2050, as well as near-zero upstream methane emissions and zero routine flaring by 2030. Moreover, OGDC members are committed to measuring and publicly reporting progress. "In line with the OGDC's principle of sharing good practices, TotalEnergies makes this technology available to other operators among the signatories, as an effective and recognized tool to detect, measure and eventually abate methane emissions on their own assets," the statement said. Mounted on a drone, the AUSEA gas .
Oil India stock price gained after the company announced that TotalEnergies and Oil India has signed a Cooperation Agreement to carry out methane emissions detection and measurement campaign
Oil India shares also are trading ex-dividend today, following the interim dividend announcement of Rs 3 per share for the financial year 2024-25
PSU stocks such as ONGC, HAL, Oil India, SJVN and BEL have retraced up to 50% of its previous rally; tech charts indicate that as long as the recent lows are protected a bounce back seems likely.
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Amid weak crude oil prices, the share price of Oil India has declined 23 per cent from its record high level of Rs 767.30 touched on August 30.
In one month, ONGC (down 6%) and Oil India (down 17%) have underperformed the Sensex, which down less than 1% as the lower crude price momentum has led to correction in state-owned upstream companies.
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State-owned Oil India Ltd plans to invest Rs 25,000 crore in clean energy projects to help achieve the net zero carbon emission goal by 2040, its chairman Ranjit Rath said on Saturday. OIL's net zero plan includes a combination of cutting down the flaring of gas and commercialisation of stranded gas as well as setting up renewable electricity generation capacity, building green hydrogen plants and constructing biogas and ethanol plants. The net zero plans will go alongside its target to raise crude oil and natural gas production to 9 million tonnes of oil and oil equivalent gas by 2025-26 from 6.5 million tonnes produced in the fiscal year ended March 31, 2024, he told reporters here. The company also plans to lay an 80-kilometer pipeline to bring natural gas from fields in Arunachal Pradesh to Assam to help replace polluting liquid fuels in transport as well as industries. "Achieving a net zero target involves a bouquet of activities," he said. It already has firmed up plans for
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Here's a technical outlook on stocks linked to crude oil prices, which is down 23% from its peak and trades near 3-year lows. Among stocks, Asian Paints and MRF look favourable on charts; here's why.
While upstream earnings are currently impacted, with the OPEC+ delaying its planned rise in production, analysts at Prabhudas Lilladher expect oil prices to rebound to $75-80 per barrel soon.
Oil India shares have zoomed 209 per cent in the calendar year 2024, as compared to 14 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex.
Analysts at JM Financial believe the strong pricing power of OPEC+ will continue to support Brent at ~$80/bbl, which is the fiscal break-even crude price for Saudi Arabia and a sweet spot for OIL/ONGC
Elara Capital maintained a 'Buy' rating on OIL with a target price of Rs 780 per share on higher FY26E EV/EBITDA assumption at 10.0x (from 7.0x), led by expectations of strong production growth.
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Analysts at JM Financial Institutional Securities have maintained their 'Buy' rating on Oil India with a revised target price of Rs 700 per share as risk-reward is still reasonable
Its profit fell 9 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,467 crore (about $175 million) in the three months ended June 30, falling behind analysts' predicted profit of Rs 1,687 crore, per LSEG data
ONGC management expects total crude oil/gas production volume (incl. JV) to rise by 12 per cent/27 per cent to 23.1mmt/25.9mmt by FY27, mainly driven by KG-98/2 and Daman upside development.