India is already among the worldĆĀ“s largest energy consumers. Urbanisation, industrialisation, and the governmentĆĀ“s commitment to 24 x7 energy access for all imply that our need for power will continue to grow.
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India expects foreign investment in petroleum sector
India expects foreign investment in the petroleum sector, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has said.
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China company to lead pipeline consortium
With global energy firms refusing to participate in the ambitious TAPI gas pipeline, India may propose getting a Chinese company to lead a consortium that will build the $10
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Our growth engine will be exploration overseas
ONGCĆĀ“s CMD Sudhir Vasudeva is a man in demand even ministers would like him to stay awhile in his chair. In a freewheeling interview with Shashidhar Nanjundaiah, Vasudeva looks back in satisfaction at the accomplishments of his top-ranked PSU, and tells us what to expect.
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ADB to form company for TAPI project
By end-September 2013, the four nations involved in the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) pipeline project agreed to form a company for implementing this purpose. All the four nations agreed to this at a recent meeting of the Steering Committee on the TAPI gas pipeline project in Ashgabat. The meeting was attended by Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Veerappa Moily, Rashid Meredov, Depu
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Ministry trying to rope in firm for TAPI project
Union petroleum ministry continues to look out for a global company that can lead a consortium for implementing the 1,680-km TAPI pipeline project. The proposed pipeline will start from the South Yolotan-Osman field in Turkmenistan, passing through the troubled Herat, Helmand and Kandahar regions in Afghanistan via Quetta and Multan in Pakistan and finally ending at Fazilka (Punjab) in
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Centre wants TAPI gas pipeline to begin from Kazakh
According to media reports, the Indian government has already presented a concept of the proposed Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline that could later be expanded to the territory of Russia. It is learnt that the central government wants the pipeline to begin from Kazakhstan border, more specifically from Shymkent (a southern city of Kazakhstan) and cont
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Piggybacking: Riding on gas boom
By 2020, India will need 115 to 135 billion cu m of natural gas supply, much of which is planned as an alternative to both power and energy needs.
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India to postpone TAPI deadline
India is likely to extend the deadline for signing a gas sales and purchase agreement for the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) pipeline.