 | Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board pushes for deregulation of gas prices |
MUMBAI: The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) is aggressively pushing for deregulation of gas prices to encourage private investme... |
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 | Natural gas price revision has to be gradual: Oil secy |
New Delhi: The government on Wednesday said that natural gas price cannot be raised overnight and that any revision has to be in line with the payi... |
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 | Under-recoveries on diesel, LPG, kerosene still pinching oil cos |
The under-recoveries of oil marketing firms continue to be a disturbing level. For petroleum products such as diesel, LPG and Kerosene, cumulative ... |
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 | Oilmin wants PSUs to earmark R78k cr for foreign buyouts |
India has set an ambitious target for overseas asset acquisition for the next five years through state-owned companies although the Reserve Bank of... |
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 | India Upstream Regulator: Reliance Industries Plans Workover Of Sick Wells At KG-D6 |
NEW DELHI (Dow Jones)--Reliance Industries Ltd. (500325.BY) is planning workover operations to revive sick wells at its D6 block in the Krishna-God... |
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 | Essar Energy Chairman Ruia Steps Down Temporarily Amid Probe |
Essar Energy Plc, an Indian oil refiner and power-plant operator, said Chairman Ravi Ruia will temporarily step aside as Indian authorities investi... |
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 | India Unveils Strategic Oil Stockpile Plans |
India is now planning to build strategic petroleum reserves of nearly 18 million tons, or 132 million barrels by 2020, expanding on a 5.33 million ... |
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 | Oil Secretary: Pivate firms not against CAG audit |
NEW DELHI: Private firms engaged in exploration and production of oil and gas in India do not object to audit of their accounts by the Comptroller ... |
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 | Threats of Oil Sanctions against Iran Harm OPEC Credit |
TEHRAN (FNA)- A senior Iranian lawmaker called on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to counter EU's sanctions efforts agains... |
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 | IMF chief warns Africa to prepare for Europe fallout |
NIAMEY: Many countries in sub-Saharan African are less prepared to deal with an economic shock now than they were during the 2008 food and fuel cri... |
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 | Exxon plans to merge fuels, lubricants divisions |
Exxon Mobil Corp plans to merge two of its products divisions, a sign of the times for big oil companies who generally are sharpening their corpora... |
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 | Declining middle distillate cracks pressure refining margins |
Declining middle distillate cracks have put pressure on refining margins across Europe in recent weeks, Platts data shows, despite slight recent im... |
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 | Ahmadinejad: Iran to Turn into Major Gasoline Exporter Next Year |
TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad underlined Iran's self-sufficiency in producing the nation's needed gasoline, and said Tehran w... |
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 | Oil majors sing praise for Angola |
Major international oil companies expressed optimism after securing rights to explore deep waters off Angola's coast following a licensing round. F... |
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 | South Korea to invest nearly $12 bn in oil in 2012 |
Seoul, (IANS) South Korea plans to invest nearly $12 billion in oil and natural gas developments next year in a bid to secure stable energy s... |
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 | Total Awarded Exxon Tender For Lifting From Slagen Refinery |
Total S.A. won Exxon Mobil Corp's (XOM) 2012 tender for lifting from its 110,000 barrel-a-day Slagen refinery in Norway, a fuel-oil trader familiar... |
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 | Total Acquires Exxon Mobil Share In Fina Antwerp Olefins |
PARIS (Dow Jones)--French oil major Total SA (TOT) Wednesday said that through its PetroFina SA unit, it is acquiring a 35% shareholder interest in... |
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 | PAKISTAN : Gas shortage: Govt may scrap LNG import plans |
Turkish firm Global Energy International Pakistan expects to invest $350 million in building an import terminal that will be able to provide 500 mm... |
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