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US sanctions on Russia likely to cripple India's crude oil imports

Russian grades constituted around 39% of India's oil imports in May

LNG regulations drive up costs, defer India's gas economy ambitions

Experts question need for Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board to mandate registration of LNG import terminals

India crucial for innovation, quicker battery storage systems: Fluence exec

Dhanya Rajeswaran talks about the US-based company's Bengaluru location, the largest, fastest-growing hub worldwide, and the only place where it is called the Global Innovation Center

Tough emission targets may raise carbon credit prices, impact net zero goal

"More stringent targets, combined with fair carbon pricing, are urgently needed to safeguard Indian industry's competitiveness while still fulfilling our climate commitments"

Energy assets in focus as India bolsters security amid border tensions

Key oil, natural gas infra located along west coast in Gujarat and Maharashtra

Indian refiners target cheaper US LPG imports with help from China tariffs

Advent of US LPG will enhance India's security of supply

Power to the people: Need for India to lay more transmission lines

High-voltage direct current transmission systems are central to the country's energy infrastructure

Can the oilfields amendment Bill allay concerns, attract global drillers?

India imports nearly 90% of its crude oil, half of its natural gas, and over 60% of LPG

India could double US energy purchases this year to offset tariff threat

India's crude oil imports from the US hit a two-year high in April, with US market share tripling since February, as both nations work towards a trade deal to rationalise import tariffs

Govt plans cheap gas lifeline for LNG trucks; aims to revive closed outlets

Indian Oil, the largest operator of LNG truck outlets, has shut five of its six outlets for lack of business, with only one in Sriperumbudur, an industrial area outside Chennai, still operational

Donald Trump tariffs defuse US sanctions on Russian oil, favour India

Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum, among others, had agreed to term contract extensions this year with Iraq, Saudi Arabia and UAE

RIL, Nayara in US tariff crosshairs on exposure to Russia and Venezuela

India may run a $36 billion trade surplus with the US but incurs a trade deficit in energy, according to the Indian government data

India crude imports hit record on Russian rebound, US oil, price dip

India imported 1.91 million bpd of Russian crude in March, 30 per cent higher than in February and flat from a year earlier

No quick fix for India to ramp up US energy imports amid tariff threat

The attrition in US energy flows to India comes even as the US announced a 25% tariff on automobile, and proposed to impose a reciprocal tariff on Indian products from April 2

India's oil production in dire straits as fuel use continues to be strong

Oil India's output is expected to decline by 21 per cent to 66,000 bpd by 2029-30 from 84,000 bpd next financial year, according to the report

All green tech should have fair taxation: Toyota Kirloskar India head

Brazil's market-driven fuel pricing allows flexible fuel blending

Can India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme drive climate target success?

IETA estimates that by 2030, the global carbon credit market will be around $300 billion, growing to $1 trn to $1.5 trn by 2050. India is expected to be one of the big sellers

India's carbon market set for 2026 launch, BEE director reveals

Saurabh Diddi, director at Bureau of Energy Efficiency, explains India's carbon credit trading scheme, which includes mandatory compliance and voluntary offsets, aiming for a 2026 launch

Trump uncertainty will not affect investment in India: ReNew CEO Sinha

'We have installations of about 6 Gw in solar and 5 Gw in wind energy, and a pipeline of 15 Gw,' said Sumant Sinha, chairman and chief executive officer of ReNew

ISPRL evaluating bids to build 2nd SPR phase at Karnataka's Padur

Rs 5,500 cr Budget provision for ISPRL could be diverted to building SPR facilities or cater to fuel subsidies because India's storages are nearly full