India’s largest natural gas company, GAIL (India), has reported its highest-ever financial performance in FY2025, achieving record EBITDA, PBT, and PAT despite global economic challenges. Sandeep Kumar Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, attributed the robust results to strong operational and financial performance across all major segments. The company’s revenue from operations rose to Rs.1.37 trillion...
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Category: Oil & Gas
Govt floats tender to procure gas-based plants
Govt floats tender to procure 4GW gas-based plants during April-May
Oil pipeline between India and Bangladesh to operate from March 18
The pipeline extends 125 km via Bangladesh and 5 km through India.
70 exploration sites identified by ONGC
ONGC proposes spending Rs 27 billion to find new hydrocarbons.
Indian Oil eager to modify Haldia refinery into petrochemicals complex
IOC has asked HFC for 175 acre of land.
BP-Reliance’s MJ deep-water project soon to be completed
Production expected to commence in 4Q FY23
The Indian oil budget grows by 27% this fiscal year
State refiners will expand their refining and fuel retailing capacities
Rajasthan to have 13 new industrial areas
Rajasthan to have new industrial areas along pipeline route
HPCL seeks plans for Vizag refinery capacity expansion
The refinery's capacity is expected to increase from 8.33 mtpa to 15 mtpa
Opinion: The pipelines to economic growth
India’s energy landscape will see a drastic change only if there is an enhanced focus on developing a robust pipeline network, creation of suitable infrastructure and adequate support in terms of favourable policies being introduced at an accelerated pace writes DR. RC MANSUKHANI.