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May 2026

It wants to build a fleet but not competing head-on with China in new shipbuilding
8And this middle path is truly innovative, and one of the smartest industrial bets by India
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8Satellite surveillance, LNG dependence and future import standards are beginning to converge
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Despite all the big announcements
8And this is causing a deeper structural change
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8Users are stepping back even before the latest geopolitical shock
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8The company’s FY26 ramp-up revives an old upstream question
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8Eleven extensions are rarely procedural—they usually mean something is broken. In this case, licensors are quietly resisting the risk structure embedded in the tender. The real question is whether the owner is overengineering control at the cost of participation.
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8Winning this contract is more than just EPCM revenue.
8It positions Technip at the centre of India’s refinery decarbonisation wave.
8The question is how long competitors will take to catch up.
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8Multiple deadline extensions are rarely about scheduling inefficiencies. They often point to a structural shortage of qualified vendors. In this case, regulatory gating may be quietly dictating market participation.
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1) Repeated deadline extensions hint at deeper pricing stress in platinum-bearing catalyst sale
8Two consecutive extensions are rarely just administrative. They often point to discomfort in valuation, not participation alone. The real question is whether bidders distrust the metal economics or the risk allocation.
 
2) Waste heat is the prize, but execution risk is the story in this economizer revamp
8The technical upside is clear: more steam, lower stack temperatures, better efficiency. But the real tension lies in whether timelines can keep pace. The gap between design ambition and execution readiness is widening.
 
3) HPCL’s turnaround playbook quietly shifts risk downstream to contractors for DHT, ARU & FGATU TA contract
8HPCL has redrawn the scope map, but not the risk map. The corrigendum clarifies execution, yet leaves discovery and inspection liabilities largely intact. The balance between visibility and exposure is where the real story lies.
 
4) HPCL’s latest FCC-NHT and NLU TA corrigendum turns Visakh refinery shutdown certainty into contractor-side readiness risk
8HPCL’s latest corrigendum does more than extend or tidy up the FCC-NHT and NLU turnaround tender. It fixes critical field quantities while widening the buyer’s option flexibility to 50%. The real story lies in how much hidden execution risk now sits with the TA contractor.
 
5) HPCL’s LMBU mechanical tender extension points to execution-risk caution at Mumbai Refinery
8HPCL’s LMBU mechanical works tender has moved from 21 April to 14 May 2026. The extension comes on a package that blends refinery mechanical execution with electrical heat tracing, QA/QC, HSE and DCS-linked monitoring. The real signal lies in bidder readiness, not just the calendar.

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1) NRL’s boiler chemistry tender signals a shrinking vendor universe in specialty refinery chemicals
8The repeated extensions are not about timing—they are about capability scarcity. Polyamine-based AVT chemistry sits in a niche where only a handful of vendors can qualify. The real story is how limited competition is quietly reshaping procurement dynamics.
 
2) CPCL extends high-risk ETP and DMRO O&M tender thrice without easing stringent commercial terms
8Multiple deadline extensions suggest bidders are hesitating—but CPCL isn’t budging on risk allocation.
8Penalty-heavy clauses and zero escalation are reshaping participation dynamics in refinery utility O&M.
8What looks like a routine extension may actually signal a deeper procurement tension.
 
3) IOCL extends EOI timeline for Panipat solar RESCO project, signalling bidder-side feasibility constraints
8IOCL has pushed the submission deadline for its Panipat township solar RESCO project, but the shift reveals more than a routine delay. The extension comes at a stage where bidders are still grappling with feasibility, generation guarantees, and tariff structuring. What appears procedural could ultimately shape competition and pricing in the next bidding phase.
 
4) EIL extends bid deadline by six days without altering pump specifications
8The timeline moved, but the technical ground did not.
8EIL granted time but denied flexibility.
8The signal lies in what did not change.
 
5) GAIL quietly turns draughtsman hiring into a digital twin mandate
8This is no longer a drafting contract in the traditional sense. GAIL is embedding scan-to-model workflows and BIM-level outputs into routine pipeline documentation. The real story lies in how legacy assets are being digitally re-engineered.

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New Page 1 8BPCL appoints Anoop Taneja as head of quality control wing after S. Dhanapal’s superannuation [BPCL] Details
8HPCL names Sitaram G Taparia as chief risk officer as Krushna Mahapatra superannuates [HPCL] Details
8Vedanta says NSE Sustainability revises ESG rating to 54 from 57 [Vedanta] Details
8GSPC group restructuring takes effect; Gujarat Gas to emerge as integrated energy major, GTL set for listing [GGL] Details
8Gujarat Gas composite scheme becomes effective; GSPC, GSPL and GEL amalgamated with company [GGL] Details
8ONGC director finance and CFO Vivek Tongaonkar retires on superannuation [ONGC] Details
8ONGC announces superannuation of two executive directors effective May 1 [ONGC] Details
8CRISIL enhances Asian Energy’s rated bank facilities to Rs.317.5 crore, keeps ratings on watch developing [AES] Details
8Cochin Shipyard names Riya Mathew as head of internal audit [CSL] Details
8Somany Ceramics extends AGPL stake sale timeline by 9 months on revised payment terms [Somany] Details
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8Oil prices dip amid Trump's Strait of Hormuz plan, Iran tensions persist Details
8US 'suffocating' Iran with blockade, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Details
8Ukrainian drones hit Russia's Primorsk port, oil tankers and military ships Details
8Trump announces 'Project Freedom' to escort stranded ships through Strait of Hormuz Details
8Tensions intensify at Strait: Cargo ship sailing near Hormuz attacked by Iran Details
8OPEC+ hikes oil production quotas but stays mum on UAE pull-out Details
8UAE oil giant ADNOC pledges $55 billion in new projects by 2028: Statement Details
8Crude beyond $120: Oil prices touch four-year peak, here's what analysts are saying Details
8Iran juggles oil cuts and storage strain to resist US blockade Details
8OPEC+ set to agree third oil output quota hike since Hormuz closure, sources say Details
8India-bound LPG carrier crosses Hormuz: Shipping Ministry Details
8Oil marketing companies seek LPG, petrol, diesel price hike as Iran war deepens losses Details
8Delhi govt tightens 'No PUC, no fuel' rule, data shows over 15K vehicles denied fuel in four days Details
8OPEC+ agrees in principle on small oil output quota hike without UAE, sources say Details
8Karnataka hotels seek GST cut on LPG after Rs.993 price spike Details
8Vaiko demands immediate rollback of LPG price Details
8India-linked tanker laden with cooking fuel attempts Hormuz exit Details
8Andhra hotels to raise menu prices by 10 per cent after LPG price hike Details
8Rahul slams government for LPG price increase Details
8Commercial LPG price up by Rs.993, highest one-day hike Details
8Amid renewed ties between India and Canada, energy cooperation in focus: Christopher Cooter, Canadian High Commissioner Details
8India maintained stable energy supplies amid crisis, shielded people from global price shocks: Hardeep Singh Puri Details
8India’s great gas dilemma: How much PNG is too much? Details
8Gujarat emerged as India’s ‘Energy Capital’ and ‘Natural Gas Gateway’: Puri Details
8Centre to approve Rs.37,500 crore scheme for coal gasification Details
8Natural gas: Asian LNG prices soar to three-year high Details
8First LNG shipment since war began appears to exit Hormuz Details
8From the dhabas of Varanasi, Guwahati and Ludhiana, a tale of the LPG crisis — and a way out Details
8ONGC, CSIR-NCL to launch pilot project to test dimethyl ether as LPG alternative Details
8KPCC spokesperson attacks Centre over commercial LPG price hike Details
8Kerala CM slams Centre over LPG price hike Details
847 lakh domestic LPG cylinders delivered in a day against 47.4 lakh bookings: Govt Details
8Dining out set to get costlier as LPG prices bite Details
8Kerala LPG surge triggers hotel shutdown, dining costs rise Details
8India ramps up raids to curb hoarding as LPG supply steadies amid West Asia tensions Details
8LPG tanker en route to India clears Strait of Hormuz Details
8Ukraine hits Russia's oil port, shadow fleet tankers in new wave of drone strikes Details
8Indian rupee, bonds set to sway to oil prices as US-Iran stalemate drags Details
8India expands crude oil sourcing network from 27 to 41 countries: Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Details
8If crude stays high, Indian aviation faces margin squeeze, demand risk: Oil analyst Details
8T. Rowe Price reduces stake in Indraprastha Gas via open market sale Details
8GSPL announces May 12, 2026 record date for Gujarat Gas share allotment under amalgamation scheme Details
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1) Open hole logging units tender stretches timeline by over six months without scope dilution
8The bid closing date has moved repeatedly through multiple amendments. Each extension preserves original technical and commercial terms.
8The delay highlights execution friction rather than policy shift.
 
2) Wireline logging tender extended after technical reset and price-format revisions
8The latest changes touch bid security validity, RF-safe detonators, special-service classification, perforation specs and cable ratings.
8The extension now looks less like a calendar move and more like a vendor-pool recalibration.
 
3) Prabha Energy extends NK CBM workover rig tender as rig-readiness and compliance pressure build.
8The extension lands on a technically dense package with API equipment, BOP readiness, CCTV monitoring, qualified crews and zero-rate exposure.
8The real question is whether the added time widens competition or simply filters out weaker rig contractors.
 
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1) ONGC’s MH heat exchanger replacement package pushes static-equipment vendors into offshore EPC risk
8ONGC is not treating the MH heat exchanger job as a simple shop-supply order.
8The package folds fabrication, survey, offshore installation and commissioning into a single execution chain.
8That makes the technical qualification bar the real story behind the tender.
 
2) ONGC western offshore WHP tender turns platform health assessment into a digital integrity test
8ONGC is not merely buying inspection services for its western offshore WHPs.
8The tender folds laser scanning, rope-access NDT, intelligent modelling, RBI and repair scoping into one integrity architecture.
8The real story is how much execution and data-quality risk this places on contractors.
 
3) OIL locks pre-bid logistics for 3000 HP rig tender while leaving risk terms untouched
8The amendment narrows uncertainty around meeting logistics. But it deliberately avoids altering any financial or technical exposure.
8That forces bidders to confront the original risk package head-on.
 
4) ONGC pipeline maintenance corrigendum tightens document hierarchy without softening field execution risk
8ONGC’s latest corrigendum does not rewrite the pipeline maintenance scope, but it sharpens the contract spine around precedence and security compliance.
8The real risk remains buried in the technical SOW, where CP monitoring, ROW surveillance and coating diagnostics sit squarely with the contractor.
 
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8The tender has seen two formal extensions.
8This signals more than scheduling friction.
8It reflects unresolved bidder discomfort with scope definition.
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8The tender mandates deep-tow dual/multi-sensor or slant streamer configurations.
8This is not a neutral specification but a capability filter.
8The implication is a narrower, technology-heavy bidder pool.
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8The contract was not just won on EPC cost. A built-in O&M pricing floor reshaped how bidders approached valuation. This signals a structural shift in how refinery utility packages will be priced going forward.
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8The corrigendum reads less like a PSU contract and more like an international technology agreement. Risk-sharing has been recalibrated to attract global licensors. But the shift comes with tighter control over critical levers.
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8It is no longer buying planning support—it is outsourcing execution intelligence. The contractor is expected to act as a live nerve centre coordinating refinery shutdown decisions. This signals a sharp evolution in how Indian refineries view turnaround accountability.
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8A single clause removes contractor entitlement for unlisted but necessary work. This creates a hidden exposure that could reshape bid pricing strategies. Most bidders may not fully factor its downstream implications.
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1) IOCL Panipat refinery bundles large-scale equipment health inspection scope with full contractor risk transfer
 
8The tender quietly shifts operational and financial risk onto inspection contractors while tightening technical compliance. The scale of multi-unit tube inspection and continuous shutdown execution raises the stakes for bidders. What looks like a standard NDT contract hides deeper implications for pricing discipline and vendor strategy.
 
 2) CPCL refinery-3 shutdown tender locks contractors into lumpsum risk model with zero deviation flexibility
 
8The structure compresses flexibility while demanding round-the-clock technical deployment under uncertain workload volumes. The real impact on competition and margins is only visible when the pricing model is unpacked.
 
 3) EIL chooses time over dilution in high-stakes rotating equipment tender
 
8Instead of relaxing qualification criteria, EIL has opted to extend the clock. That decision signals a clear priority: technical assurance over procurement speed. But it also raises questions about project timeline pressure downstream.
 
 4) Numaligarh refinery extends purge silo tender twice as stringent technical criteria constrain bidder readiness
 
8Numaligarh refinery has stretched timelines for its purge silo package, but not its standards. The tender’s design-heavy qualification is quietly reshaping who can even enter the race. What looks like a simple extension may actually be a filter tightening in disguise.
 
 5) Single-vendor tender, three extensions: What’s slowing this VAM AMC?
 
8A proprietary AMC should move quickly with limited coordination overhead. Yet the refiner needed three deadline pushes to get this across the line. The delay hints at friction where none should exist.
 
 6) IOCL’s Vadinar offshore repair tender collapses after repeated deadline resets
 
8Multiple deadline extensions failed to convert interest into participation. The offshore MIJ replacement sits in a technically unforgiving zone with limited contractor depth. The cancellation exposes a widening gap between operator expectations and market appetite.

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1) IPPL awards Ethyl Mercaptan dosing pipeline job at Haldia with 36% price gap, signalling aggressive cost play
8A routine pipeline job at Haldia has turned into a pricing outlier. One bidder undercut the field by a wide margin in a technically sensitive scope. The implications for execution risk are just beginning to unfold.
 
2) CPCL Manali refinery QRA award signals extreme price compression in safety-critical consulting
8A refinery-wide risk study has been awarded at a fraction of expected cost. The spread between bidders is unusually wide for a technically intensive assignment. The implications go beyond pricing into execution credibility.
 
3) IOCL locks in tightly priced Rs 8.05 crore maintenance contract with risk-loaded execution model
8IOCL’s Gujarat refinery has awarded a maintenance contract where pricing barely moved but risks quietly shifted. Contractors are locked into a rigid execution framework with little room for cost recovery. The real story lies in how this structure could reshape future refinery outsourcing.
 
4) Rotostat undercuts by 11.4% to secure IOCL Gujarat refinery DHDS shutdown contract amid tightly clustered bids
8Three bidders converged within a 2% pricing band, but the real story lies in what they absorbed. IOCL’s shutdown contract quietly shifts execution risk deeper into contractor territory. The winner’s margin now depends less on price—and more on precision.

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8The tender is an eye opener for gas suppliers
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A tender wants to pull serious EPC players into the business
8Can hydrogen retail exist in India before hydrogen economics make sense?
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Five years on, the gas exchange is still only a small slice of Indian consumption.
8That matters before the next layer of market reform arrives.
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Crude, LPG, PNG, diesel exports and fertilizers are all being managed at once.
8The intervention is wider than it looks.
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A 20 km line, Rs 40 crore capex and 20 months of approvals
8All for gas that peaks below 0.35 MMSCMD.
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1) Four bidders enter Ankleshwar valve ARC as API repair, custody and 90-day lot risks sharpen execution burden.
8ONGC’s Ankleshwar valve ARC has drawn four bidders, but the tender is not a plain repair job.
8The contract pushes logistics, testing readiness, custody exposure and warranty risk deep into the contractor’s account.
8The real contest may be decided after award, inside workshops and batch-wise inspection cycles.
 
2) Pipeline maintenance corrigendum tightens ATC control without changing the core three-year integrity scope
8ONGC’s latest corrigendum does not rewrite the pipeline maintenance job; it rewrites the control layer around it.
8The technical burden remains a full-spectrum integrity contract covering CP, ROU, surveys, testing and reporting.
 
 3) PWC systems corrigendum tightens DMI&SP steel traceability while extending bids for MH and NH offshore revamp
8ONGC’s latest PWC corrigendum is less about changing the treatment package and more about tightening the supply-chain proof around it.
8The new DMI&SP affidavit pushes bidders into melt-and-pour, heat-record and DVA territory.
8The larger question is whether offshore PWC bidders can absorb this compliance load without diluting execution quality.
 
4) Extends Samudra Manthan deepwater rig tender without easing the technical or security bar
8ONGC has given bidders more time in a deepwater rig tender where time, not terms, is the only relief.
8The second extension keeps the DP3, ROV, real-time data and high-value security structure untouched.
8The move raises a sharper question about whether ONGC is widening competition or merely giving global rig owners enough time to clear the compliance maze.
 
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1) L1 wins cheap, but at what cost for SRU reliability
8A sub-Rs. 3.5 crore bid has clinched a critical sulphur recovery turnaround. The pricing sits at the floor of a tightly contested band. But the real question is whether margins have been sacrificed too far in a high-risk unit.
 
2) IOCL locks GC maintenance into OEM monopoly at Mathura refinery
8A single-vendor tender has effectively eliminated competition in a critical instrumentation contract. Yokogawa walks in as the only eligible bidder. The deeper question is whether reliability concerns now justify bypassing market pricing altogether.

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8Two bidders entered a technically ambitious pipeline repurposing study. Only one survived HPCL’s evaluation filter. The result hints at a capability gap in India’s ammonia logistics ecosystem.
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1) Two bidders, one outcome? Market depth questioned in critical vacuum systems
8A multi-crore refinery-linked package draws just two participants. This is not an isolated case in high-spec rotating equipment. The real issue may be structural, not transactional.
 
2) CPCL’s Manali refinery eliminates 45% of bidders in QRA tender, tightening competition to 11 technically qualified firms
8A Rs 10 lakh consultancy tender just filtered out 45% of its bidders. CPCL’s Manali refinery QRA evaluation suggests that OISD-118 compliance is tougher in practice than on paper. The real competition now begins with a tightly screened pool of 11 firms.

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8Bidders are not just asking routine questions—they are flagging inconsistencies in equipment weights, SOR quantities, and execution details. The responses offer little resolution, shifting interpretation risk downstream. That raises a bigger concern about engineering maturity at bid stage.
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8The new sulphur and chloride caps create a sharper performance boundary. This protects the downstream SNG package. The cost implication sits inside purification design.
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1) DHT turnaround tender quietly shifts full execution risk to contractors
8The DHT tender pushes contractors into a fully loaded execution model where manpower, consumables, and logistics sit entirely with the vendor. The structure leaves little room for claims, adjustments, or pricing corrections once the shutdown begins. The real question is whether bidders will absorb the risk — or price it in aggressively.
 
2) BPCL shifts full PESO regulatory burden to contractor in VBPL pipeline expansion tender
8The technical scope stretches from pipeline amendments to multi-location statutory compliance, yet the qualification bar remains unusually low. The real tension lies in how this mismatch between scope and eligibility could reshape execution risk and bidder behaviour.
 
3) HPCL restructures refinery turnaround instrumentation tenders with cross-award restrictions and lump sum risk transfer
8HPCL’s latest refinery turnaround tender quietly rewrites how instrumentation contracts are distributed across vendors. The sequencing logic ensures no single bidder can dominate multiple packages, even if technically superior. Behind the pricing discipline lies a deeper shift in how shutdown risk is being redistributed.
 
4) HPCL’s CO2 pilot tender exposes early-stage CCUS contracting challenges
8Pilot plants come with evolving designs and incomplete engineering. This tender reflects how PSUs are managing that uncertainty. The burden is increasingly shifting outward.
 
5) Repeated deadline push exposes weak contractor appetite for 2G ethanol dust systems
8Two extensions in quick succession are rarely procedural. They usually signal a mismatch between scope complexity and market readiness. The silence on technical clarifications makes the signal louder.

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1) HPCL’s DHT, ARU and FGATU turnaround tender quietly removes high-cost exchanger risks
8But leaves execution exposure intact
 
2) MRPL aromatic complex RGC drive study gets bid extension as OEM, VFD and brownfield scope risks surface
8MRPL has extended the GeM tender for its aromatic complex recycle gas compressor drive conversion study to 07-05-2026. The pre-bid replies show bidders were concerned about OEM dependency, study duration and the boundary between feasibility and EPC-stage work. The extension may ease participation, but MRPL has kept several commercial controls firmly in place.
 
3) IOCL Panipat refinery extends SAF certification tender as GCC overhaul and audit bundling tighten bidder economics
8IOCL’s SAF certification tender is not just a compliance exercise—it is a structural shift in how refineries engage with carbon markets. A quiet GCC overhaul and rigid audit bundling are reshaping bidder economics beneath the surface. The repeated extensions hint at a market still adjusting to these new rules.
 
4) IOCL Gujarat Refinery gives bidders one more day as HGU-3 reformer tube life-assessment tender tightens shutdown risk
8IOCL’s HGU-3 tender is framed as a small inspection package, but the deliverables go far beyond routine NDT. The contractor must produce tube-wise remaining-life intelligence inside a narrow shutdown window. A one-day extension keeps the bid alive while the revised commercial framework shifts execution pressure back to the vendor.

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8USA crude oil inventories drop more than 6 million barrels WoW Details
8European Commission completes inaugural hydrogen matchmaking round Details
8Lummus Technology selected for major ethanol-to-jet SAF project in India Details
8US gas producer signs 20-year offtake deal with LNG project in Louisiana Details
8EIA reports international LNG prices rise amid Strait of Hormuz disruption Details
8Repsol holds off on US listing for upstream unit despite 2026 plans Details
8Net crude supply loss is 9 million bpd despite surge in Atlantic exports: Vortex Details
8ENEOS takes 10% stake in Malaysia LNG Tiga in deal with Petronas Details
8Woodside struggles to sell LNG volumes at Louisiana LNG plant, sources say Details
8Chhattisgarh approves Urban Gas Distribution Policy 2026 to expand PNG access Details
8Albania and Bosnian aluminium producer sign long-term US LNG supply deals Details
8Gas cylinder blast injures seven members of a family in Bhiwadi village Details
8Gas companies double workforce as PNG connection demand surges in Gujarat Details
8UK petrol and diesel prices fluctuate amid global oil volatility Details
8India moves to enable E100 vehicles through new fuel norms Details
8India’s heatwave exposes fragile power grid amid energy crunch Details
8Government reviews households with dual LPG and PNG connections Details
8India’s crude imports in April fall to 85% of February level, Russia remains top supplier Details
8Rupee slides to record low on higher oil prices and FPI outflows Details
8India’s Russian oil imports decline 21% from March peak Details
8GPS Renewables wins EPC mandate for ethanol-to-jet SAF plant Details
8Petrol, diesel and domestic LPG prices remain unchanged, ATF also steady Details
8Commercial LPG cylinder price jumps sharply, 19 kg cylinder rises to Rs 3,071.50 in Delhi Details
8Government reviews households with dual LPG and PNG connections Details
8Textile production hit due to rising crude oil and input costs Details
8Government sets export duty on diesel and ATF, petrol levy remains nil Details
8No LPG shortage, government clarifies amid West Asia crisis Details
8Brent crude crosses $120 after Strait of Hormuz blockade Details
8Centre proposes rules to recognise higher ethanol fuel blends Details
8Oil prices surge above $120 amid Hormuz fears impacting India Details
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8Pakistan oil shock contrasted with India’s relative stability Details
8Venezuela and Brazil among India’s top crude suppliers in April Details
8GAIL leadership changes after senior executive retirements Details
8GAIL Gas CEO retires after long career Details
8ONGC announces senior management change Details
8CONCOR and GAIL explore PTA transport and LNG infrastructure collaboration Details
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8The 92% methane floor is not just a specification tweak. It creates a clear differentiation between process technologies. Some bidders may struggle to meet this without cost escalation.
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