S Dinakar

India is betting ₹46,000 crore in incentives and 100 million tonnes of coal on gasification, but success hinges on choosing the right technology for its high-ash coal

India is bearing a high cost to insulate motorists, kitchens and flyers from large-scale disruptions in fuel supply

Western nations facing shortages are reconsidering sanctions on fuels made from Russian crude oil

The Indian carbon market is transitioning from a policy framework to an operational framework, with the compliance market driving industrial decarbonisation, says Navin Mathur

Fresh US waiver terms may curb Russian oil supplies to India as sanctioned cargo availability shrinks and refiners face mounting geopolitical uncertainty

March crude procurement costs for Indian OMCs remained steady year-on-year in dollar terms and rose only slightly from February, despite the West Asia conflict

Fears over the expiry of a US sanctions waiver pushed India's Russian oil imports to record highs as refiners raced to secure supplies

India wasn't invited to a just-concluded climate conference in Colombia but that doesn't mean it's not moving on its renewables plans

The government has imposed a special additional excise duty to discourage exports. Crude oil supplies are lower, so is refining throughput

Sharp decline in spot crude premiums offsets surge in Brent prices, offering partial relief to Indian oil marketing companies as global supply disruptions reshape pricing dynamics

Experts said the crisis in West Asia is likely to prompt producers like Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar to participate in building oil reserves in major consuming nations like India

West Asia conflict and strained global supplies tighten India's oil cushion, raising risks of a crude crunch despite refiners tapping inventories

The Iran-US-Israel conflict effectively shuttered the Strait of Hormuz, the artery of India's oil trade

Importers explore cargoes from Russia and Norway as Qatar supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions force diversification and raise questions over sanctioned LNG sourcing

Old formula did not represent the price paid by Indian refiners

Shipping is the biggest obstacle for India in source fuels

A global supply squeeze is nudging India faster towards renewables, even as China stays far ahead

Newer LNG terminals face viability risks as West Asia conflict cuts supplies, raises prices and weakens demand, even as India expands import capacity and dependence on overseas gas

India emerges as the largest energy transition market outside China, needing up to $300 billion as demand surges and global investors step in

Latest sanctions by EU banning imports of fuels made from Russian crude oil from January has hurt India's sales, say industry sources