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Rays Power commissions 5.75 MW solar project

Rays Power commissions 5.75 MW solar project

Rays Power Infra has commissioned a 5.75 MW solar PV project in Telangana, which was awarded by Earth Solar. The project execution commenced within seven months of its inception. It was executed by Rays Power Infra on turnkey basis, right from land acquisition till commissioning. Additionally, the extensive project was completed at a remote location with very tough site conditions.

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ONGC crosses production target

ONGC crosses production target

ONGC has crossed its daily production target of 16,200 tonnes per day and has accordingly revised its annual goal upward to 5.9 million tonnes for this fiscal. ´Production trend has reversed in recent months.

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India sees $20 billion investment in gas fields

India sees $20 billion investment in gas fields

India will see an investment of about $20 billion in gas field development in the next 5-7 years and is looking to boost usage of the green fuel and double consumption, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has said.

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Shipping ministry to procure LNG vessels

Shipping ministry to procure LNG vessels

The ministry of shipping has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) and Petronet LNG Ltd at the Maritime India Summit in April, with the objective of promoting the usage of LNG barges on National Waterway-1 on the river Ganga.

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SCI vessel to make first Iranian call since 2012

SCI vessel to make first Iranian call since 2012

A Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) vessel will call at Iran in December after a four-year gap because of sanctions. It will deploy a suezmax for state-refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Other Indian refiners including Bharat Petroleum Corp and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals have also signed deals for Iranian oil.

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Ministry discusses new ports policy

Ministry discusses new ports policy

The Shipping Ministry has held a consultation meeting with various stakeholders on the policy for ´award of waterfront and associated land to port dependent industries in major ports,´ an official statement said.

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Coastal shipping viable after demonetisation | Hyundai

Coastal shipping viable after demonetisation | Hyundai

Due to coastal shipping becoming economically viable after demonetisation, automajor Hyundai has decided to increase its monthly shipment through this mode. The Korean major has also said that demonetisation has led to ´less supply of trucks´ and coastal shipping is a ´blessing in disguise´ to meet the orders.