British regulators on Wednesday approved new oil and gas drilling at a site in the North Sea, a move environmentalists say will hurt the country's attempt to meet its climate goals. The UK's North Sea Transition Authority said it had approved the Rosebank Field Development Plan, which allows the owners to proceed with their project. Britain's Conservative government argues that drilling in the Rosebank field, northwest of the Shetland Islands, will create jobs and bolster the UK's energy security. One of the largest untapped deposits in UK waters, Rosebank holds an estimated 350 million barrels of oil. The field is operated by Norway's Equinor and the UK firm Ithaca Energy, which say they plan to invest $3.8 billion in the first phase of the project. The field is expected to start producing in 2026-2027. Green Party lawmaker Caroline Lucas called the decision to approve drilling morally obscene. Energy security and cheaper bills aren't delivered by allowing highly subsidized, ...
Price of Indian crude basket hits 14-month high of $93.5 on September 21
RIL a likely beneficiary of higher refining margins; ONGC and Oil unlikely to see major change in estimates
Analysts say the already weakening marketing margins will be a concern ahead as the fate of OMCs remains tied to uncertain crude prices and the inability to raise prices amid the coming elections
A 19 kg LPG cylinder will cost Rs 1,680 in Delhi, Rs 1640.50 in Mumbai, and Rs 1,805.50 in Kolkata
Profits may rebound by 3-times from FY23's Rs. 33,000 crore as softer crude improves credit metrics
This would be a significant rebound compared to the Rs 60,000 crore recorded between financial years 2017 and 2022 and the previous financial year low of Rs 33,000 crore
After the increase, the retail sales price of a 19kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has increased from Rs 1,773 to Rs 1,780. However, there is no change made in the prices of domestic LPG cylinders
The price of a commercial 19 kg LPG cylinder hiked by Rs 7. The revised prices are 1780 in Delhi, Rs 1902 in Kolkata, Rs 1740 in Mumbai, Rs 1952 in Chennai
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Benign crude oil prices to improve margins; political considerations in the backdrop of forthcoming state and general elections are downside risks
According to ICICI Securities, OMCs will have to adjust retail prices by Rs 0.53/litre to maintain margins at current levels, if international prices change by $1/barrel
Executives of state-owned firms disagree with view, say they are yet to make up for losses
According to the report, an oil production cut by one of the members of the OPEC will not impact the market due to emerging alternative markets
In the past six months, IOCL (up 28%), HPCL (up 22%) and BPCL (up 19%) have outperformed the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex index
Estimates for the sector are bullish for a decade but it is not an easy business to run, say experts
With national fuel demand rising quickly, core team of officials to look into issues holding up planned refinery projects
OMCs, however, are concerned that equity infusion might impact their share price, market valuation and market perception
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From today a 19kg commercial LPG cylinder will be priced at Rs 1856.50 from today