Union shipping ministry has reportedly sent a proposal to set up a Rs 4,320-crore integrated liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Ennore, near Chennai to the cabinet for approval. It may be learnt that the project was approved by the shipping ministry recently. Indian Oil Corporation, which plans to construct the terminal, would receive a letter of award from the Ennore Port once the cabinet clears the proposal. Tamil Nadu
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NITC charters vessel from Mercator
Reports suggest that Mumbai-based Shipping firm Mercator last month gave its vessel the Omvati Prem to the Iran-based National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) on charter basis for ferrying crude oil to India. This is for the first time the state-run tanker company of Iran NITC chartered an Indian vessel cove
Cairn India posts 48% rise in net profit
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OMCs seek norms for bulk diesel users
Reports indicate that oil marketing companies (OMCs) want the government to introduce regulation that would prevent stop bulk diesel users from securing the fuel from retail outlets. Bulk quantities of diesel are sold directly from the depots of OMCs. OMCs want to prevent bulk users of diesel from buying the fuel from retail outlets because the gove
Govt subsidy may rise under pricing formula of panel
According to some estimate, government will have to bear an additional subsidy burden of Rs 28,800 crore if it implements the Rangarajan committee formula for pricing natural gas. The committee, set up under Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council Chairman Rangarajan, suggested a price formula which is the mean of the prod
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