Move aimed at ensuring a major captive market for its crude oil, even as Indian refiners mull reducing the share of expensive Saudi grades sourced under term contracts
A US official involved in compliance said 'General Licence 93' allowed India to receive vessels owned by a sanctioned entity, Russian state behemoth Sovcomflot, which ships the bulk of India's oil
Brent crude prices fell to a 33-month low last week amid oversupply concerns
With inflation easing and elections around the corner, speculation is growing that petrol could become cheaper by Rs 10 per litre and diesel by Rs 6-8 per litre
Reliance is unlikely to share sensitive information with the state oil refiners given they're competitors in the domestic fuel market
Even after reduction, discounts on Russian crude oil may be contributing $1.5 to $2.5 a barrel to refiners' gross refining margins
Manufacturing unicorn Zetwerk on Thursday said it has bagged the largest order from India Oil Corporation to set up over 1,400 fast chargers for electric vehicles across the country. Indian Oil has floated a tender for 6,000 chargers, in which 40 EV suppliers across the country participated. "Zetwerk has secured an order with Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) to set up EV fast chargers across India through competitive bidding which was participated by more than 40 leading EV suppliers across the country," the company said in a statement. Zetwerk said that it has bagged the largest order from the public sector oil marketing company. "These charging stations will be deployed as per requirement across IOC outlets, providing a seamless charging experience. By conveniently locating these stations in major cities, we will enable the widespread adoption of EV mobility and drive the nation towards a sustainable future," Zetwerk Business Head - Renewables Abhay Adya said. Under the ...
India is the world's third-largest crude importer and is forecast to be the leading driver of global consumption growth this decade
Overall capex in the oil sector up by 18.6 per cent to Rs 1.33 trillion
Enhanced enforcement of sanctions by Western powers may increase procurement costs and reduce the appeal of discounted Russian crude
State-run Bharat Petroleum Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corp aim to end net carbon emissions from their operations by 2040, and Indian Oil Corp has set a target for 2046
But Venezuela's oil output has been volatile, limiting what it can offer for exports
India turning into a magnet for sanctioned oil after its refiners started buying Russian oil last year at deep discounts
It is considered a dirty fuel and has often been banned from use in the national capital and other cities around the world. But now a Monaco-based firm is offering Indian refiners a patented technology to emulsify fuel oil with water that helps cut down on emissions as well as gives better energy yield. FOWE Eco Solutions (FOWE) says a process known as cavitation using its Cavitech device allows for emulsification of fuel oil, also known as furnace oil, with fresh water on land or onboard a vessel. This process does not require any additives or further processing. The result is a considerable reduction in particulate matter, its chief operating officer Hemant Sondhi said. Emissions of NOx, the main greenhouse gas contributors, are significantly reduced and fuel efficiency is improved. "We have successfully tested our patented technology to emulsify fuel oil, which is also known as furnace oil, with 10 to 15 per cent water," he said. "The FOWE emulsified fuel gives better energy yiel
Import of this grade of crude jumps 14% in a month to record high
In the latest quarter, revenue from operations reduced by 35 percent to Rs 17,985 crore year-on-year from Rs 27,449 crore in the year-ago quarter
Currently, the price of Russian Urals grade crude is trading close to the $60 limit, beyond which sanctions take hold
The Oil Ministry on Wednesday asked state-controlled Indian Oil Corp and Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) to launch rights issues
Attractive prices for Urals mean good margins for Indian refiners while term contracts between Russian and Indian companies and lower freight rates are also helping keep supplies elevated
Blended marketing margins rose to a 10-month high of about Rs 2.5 per litre in December, multiple analysts said