 | States agree to bring petroleum products under GST ambit |
New Delhi: India moved a step closer to implementing the goods and services tax (GST) after state governments agreed to allow petroleum products ... |
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 | Use of bio-CNG in commercial vehicles to be tested |
PUNE: City-based the Automotive Research Association of India will test the bio-CNG produced from bagasse and its use in operating a commercial v... |
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 | Saudi Arabia trims oil supply as OPEC sees softer outlook |
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said that the global oil supply and demand balance could ease further in the H2 of the year... |
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 | Gas regulator may scrap third round of distribution auction |
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) may cancel the third round of auctioning of city gas distribution rights due to the irrati... |
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 | Lower fuel prices weigh on Cairn India despite higher production |
The Cairn India Ltd (CIL) stock has fallen by 5% since it announced its March quarter results. The obvious reason for the beating is because glob... |
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 | Petrol to cost 92 paise less, diesel up by 37 paise in Delhi |
NEW DELHI: Petrol price will come down by 92 paise while cost of diesel will go up by 37 paise from midnight tomorrow in the capital, with the De... |
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 | More pain ahead for petro companies as under-recoveries soar |
Indian petroleum industry's woes are likely to worsen in FY13 as the total under-recoveries zoom to a record high of Rs 1,70,000 crore, up 22.7% ... |
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 | Increased petrol price affects used cars business |
LUDHIANA: Increase in the petrol prices has also resulted in the devaluation of the usedpetrol cars, however the prices of the used diesel carsha... |
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 | Tata Power explores Africa for coal and natural gas assets |
Mumbai: In a bid to hedge its bets at a time when the viability of its 4,000 megawatts (MW) power project in Mundra, Gujarat, hinges on regulator... |
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 | Exxon drops shale exploration plans in Poland-paper |
Exxon Mobil Corp has decided not to go ahead with its shale gas exploration projects in Poland because its test wells failed to produce commercia... |
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 | Again a power in OPEC, Iraq could shift landscape |
BAGHDAD — Iraq's rapidly expanding oil production is likely to complicate OPEC's efforts to influence world prices as the country re-emerges as a... |
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 | Iran Building New Underground Oil Storage Facilities |
TEHRAN, Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) plans to build new underground oil storage facilities in Southern parts of the country, IOTC's Manag... |
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 | Iran's insurance industry ready to cover foreign oil tankers |
The head of Iran's Bimeh Markazi, (Central Insurance of the Islamic Republic of Iran) said the country's insurers are ready to offer coverage to ... |
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 | Iran to Export 1st LNG Cargo in 2013 |
TEHRAN, Iran plans to start exporting Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) supplies to other countries next year, a deputy oil minister announced on... |
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 | Jordan to import liquefied gas by 2014 |
AMMAN — Jordan plans to begin importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) by 2014 in a bid to alleviate the country's ongoing energy woes, according to... |
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 | Puerto Rico ponders alternatives to gas pipeline |
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - A proposed natural gas pipeline that is backed by Puerto Rico's governor but widely opposed by islanders and environmenta... |
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 | Russia oil firms face heavy fines for gas flaring |
MOSCOW - Russian oil companies are facing fines of hundreds of millions of dollars or more for polluting the atmosphere with excess amounts of fl... |
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 | Japan LNG, oil demand will stay strong even after reactor restarts |
Japan's decision to restart two nuclear reactors idled for safety checks after the Fukushima catastrophe won't cut the country's spiraling fossil... |
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