In order to boost its capacity by 50 per cent in the coming three years, GAIL India plans on adding 5,500 km gas pipeline.
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EIL bids to buy out government stake in PDIL
Engineers India (EIL) plans to bid in order to acquire the governmentÂ’s 100 per cent stake in Projects and Development India (PDIL).
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SMS bags Rs 200 million order to supply gas insulated substation
As soon as a new state-of-the-art gas insulated substation is installed at Patto Plaza, the power station in Panaji will improve.
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Cabinet approves additional 6.5 MMT petroleum reserves
The Union Cabinet has approved establishment of additional 6.5 million metric tonne (MMT) Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) facilities at two locations
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Saudi ARAMCO and ADNOC sign MoU
Saudi Aramco and ADNOC signed a memorandum of understanding
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SOPAN to provide eco- friendly enhanced oil recovery solutions
This makes the technology suitable during both high and low crude oil rates. In addition, the process requires no topside modification offshore, therefore eliminating any need for incremental capex.
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Maharashtra to increase the share of services sector from 49% to 65%: CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra has always led the countrys industrial development scenario and continues to attract the largest quantum of investments both domestic and foreign.
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Post Budget Analysis | OIL & GAS
Provision of revenue expenditure/subsidy for sensitive petroleum products of ~Rs 217 billion for FY2019 and 2018v19 (BE), excluding allocation of new LPG connections to poor families.
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EOSIL awarded contract by ONGC
Essar Oilfields Services India Limited (EOSIL) announced that it has been awarded a one-year, Rs 32-crore contract by ONGC to drill 30 wells at the latter's coal bed methane (CBM) block in Bokaro, Jharkhand. The Company will be deploying the MR#11 land rig for the job.
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Reforming India’s Oil & Gas Sector
Avery colourful legend has it that during the construction of the railway line from Dibrugarh to Margherita by Assam Railways & Trading Co (AR&TC) in 1867, a herd of logging elephants returned to the camp with their feet covered in crude oil. Even as this led the AR&TC personnel to look for seepages, the site engineer, WL Lake, reportedly cried out in excitement to his workers, 'Dig boy, dig!' on coming to learn about it.