 | Bharat Petroleum Plans $2 Bln Capex for Upstream Assets |
NEW DELHI — Bharat Petroleum Corp. plans to spend 100 billion rupees (about $2 billion) over the next five years to develop oil and gas blocks, as ... |
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 | No Move to Restrict Supply of LPG Cylinders - MOPNG |
The Government today said that no decision has been taken to limit the number of LPG cylinders for each household to seven per year. Minister of st... |
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 | Supply crunch: govt uneasy over falling KG output |
The government is in a tizzy over the continuous and sharp decline in gas production from the KG-D6 field operated by Mukesh Ambani-led Relia... |
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 | Montek for scraping oil subsidy to support Food Bill |
Mumbai: Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia on Tuesday said the government should end the oil subsidy to offset the addition... |
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 | No subsidised kerosene beyond quota to states: govt |
The Centre today said it will not allocate subsidised kerosene to states beyond their quota, but they can take additional quantity at a non-susidis... |
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 | Petrol costs more in India than US, but diesel less: RPN Singh |
New Delhi: Petrol costs more in India than the United States of America (USA) because of higher taxes, but diesel is priced lower than the US, Mini... |
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 | Canada is 'very serious' about selling oil to Asia: Harper |
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said he is 'very serious' about the idea of selling the country's oil to markets in Asia, and that Canada no... |
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 | Andhra wants restoration of gas supply from RIL |
Andhra Pradesh, which is facing energy shortfall on a daily basis, has decided to press with the ministry of petroleum and natural gas, Government ... |
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 | BPCL seeks nod to double borrowing cap to Rs 28,000 cr |
Stung by the government's inability to clear its dues, BPCL is seeking shareholders approval to double its borrowing limit to Rs 28,000 crore, as i... |
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 | China shale gas changes the global game |
Reuters and several other media sources announced that China was on the cusp of a shale gas revolution that was potentially even bigger than ... |
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 | U.S. efforts to cut off Iran's oil exports put Japan in tight spot |
The latest U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports have put Tokyo in a difficult position, with Japanese diplomats and companies scrambling to secure ... |
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 | Iran, Russia ink oil deal |
Iran and Russia Sunday signed a contract to develop an oil field in the southern part of the country, Xinhua reported. It was signed between the Ir... |
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 | Fire at Iran refinery prompts emergency state |
A malfunction at an Isfahan refinery caused a leakage of cooling water from its generators - the latest in a string of mysterious mishaps in Iran i... |
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 | Bangladesh agrees fuel term deals at higher premiums |
Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) has concluded 2012 term negotiations with six suppliers for diesel and jet fuel at stronger premiums than it... |
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 | U.S. moving toward energy independence |
The United States in 2011 was a net exporter of petroleum products, prompting one analyst to say the U.S. market is nearly energy independent. Edwa... |
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 | Thailand seen buying more natural gas from Myanmar |
Thailand is expected to buy at least 2 billion cubic feet per day (cf/d) of natural gas from resource-rich Myanmar over the next 20 years to meet r... |
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 | Turkish-Azeri Gas Pipeline Deal Expected in January, Socar Says |
Turkish and Azeri energy officials aim to finish an agreement by January on a new pipeline to ship natural gas from the BP Plc-operated Shah Deniz ... |
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