The share of natural gas in the energy mix peaked in 2010-11 to about 9.4 per cent with the commencement of gas production from the KG-D6 basin. At present, it fluctuates between 6 per cent […]
The country’s refining capacity has increased from a modest 62 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) in 1998 to 247.6 mtpa today, comprising 23 refineries – 18 public sector, three private sector, and two joint ventures […]
India is one the few countries in the world that has a heavy dependence on crude oil imports while also being a significant exporter of refined products. At present, the country imports 80 per cent […]
The proposal to merge state-owned oil and gas public sector units (PSUs), which was first mooted 12 years ago, has caught the interest of the government once more, following its mention in Union Budget 2017-18. […]
With the country’s rich history of energy exploration, the first pipeline to be commissioned, as early as 1962, was the 1,167 km Naharkatia-Nunmati-Barauni crude oil pipeline. Today, the operational natural gas pipeline network is 16,121 […]
India’s high dependence on crude imports is well known. However, the country is among the key exporters of refined petroleum products globally. With domestic crude oil production at 900,000 barrels per day (bpd), far less […]
The only corporatised major port in the country, Kamarajar has been showing impressive performance over the past few years. […]
India has a total refining capacity of 232.07 million tonnes (mt), and in 2015-16, this capacity exceeded demand, which stood at 183.5 mt. […]
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