 | States should lower taxes on petro products: Government |
New Delhi, The central government, under attack for hiking the price of diesel on Monday issued a strong data-supported defence of its decision, ... |
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 | LNG import from India in limbo |
ISLAMABAD: The import of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from India is in limbo, as stakeholders are unwilling to pay a higher import price in relati... |
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 | Oil steady over $116 as QE balances growth worries |
LONDON: Brent crude oil held above $116 a barrel on Monday, steadying after seven days of gains on expectations US economic stimulus measures wou... |
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 | India Retailers Cut Premium Fuel Output |
NEW DELHI--India's state-run fuel retailers said Monday that they have practically stopped producing premium diesel and gasoline products, as sal... |
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 | Excise cut leads to Rs 1/litre profit for OMCs |
New Delhi, After two months of losses, oil marketing companies (OMCs) have started making profits on sale of petrol, thanks to the softening glob... |
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 | Link domestic gas price to imported gas price: RIL |
Reliance Industries (RIL) has sent a letter to the Petroleum Ministry seeking price revision of gas that will be produced from new discoveries in... |
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 | The Rs 16,653 cr lie at heart of govt's diesel price justification |
A small lie is at the heart of the government's public justification for the recent hike in the prices of diesel and the decision to restrict sub... |
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 | Southern states highly explosive, says study |
The explosion at the cracker unit in Sivakashi, killing 38 persons, raises fingers over the checks and enforcement activities carried out by the ... |
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 | Ethanol-blending can cut fuel bill, say experts |
PUNE: Despite the huge capacity of sugar factories to supply ethanol to oil companies at affordable rates, the Union government has not taken any... |
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 | Govt may raise LPG cap from 6 to 10 cylinders |
With its allies and the Opposition calling for a rollback in the hike of diesel prices and the cap on LPG cylinder supply, the government is like... |
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 | FM confident of meeting Rs 30,000 cr disinvestment target |
New Delhi, "I would like all approved cases of disinvestment to go forward in next 6 months...We have set a target of Rs 30,000 crore. My job is ... |
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 | Shell halts this year's Alaska drilling plan |
Houston: Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell has halted plans to drill for oil off Alaska this year as a containment dome to cap any spills has been dama... |
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 | Gazrpom invests big in Sakhalin |
MOSCOW, Russian energy company Gazprom announced plans to invest more than $14 billion on projects in the Sakhalin region of the Far East. Gazpro... |
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 | Iran defends strength of oil sector |
TEHRAN, Iranian oil production figures indicate the country is still near the top among members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countr... |
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 | Pakistan reduces diesel prices, hikes petrol |
Islamabad: The Pakistan government hiked the prices of petrol and compressed natural gas (CNG) but reduced diesel rates Monday, just days after p... |
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 | South Korea loses insurance for Iran's oil |
SEOUL, A loss of insurance coverage on Iranian crude oil deliveries meant South Korean purchases dropped to zero in August, government records sh... |
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 | Turkey to Start Importing Russian Gas Through Private Sector |
Turkey will start importing Russian gas through the Turkish Kibar Holding by late September and through Akfel Gaz in early 2013, a source in the ... |
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 | Schlumberger China Petroleum Institute opens in Beijing |
BEIJING – The Schlumberger China Petroleum Institute (SCPI) has opened in the company's China headquarters in the Chaoyang district of Beijing. T... |
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