Experts suggest government to introduce import parity pricing for natural gas as it is a cleaner fuel and leaves a far smaller environmental footprint. Presently, crude oil produced in the country is given import parity price. This is however denied for gas. If the same well produces oil and gas, then the former receives impor
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Experts suggest import parity pricing for gas
Experts suggest government to introduce import parity pricing for natural gas as it is a cleaner fuel and leaves a far smaller environmental footprint. Presently, crude oil produced in the country is given import parity price. This is however denied for gas. If the same well produces oil and gas, then the former receives impor
Petrofed warns against shifting to export parity pricing
The Petroleum Federation of India (Petrofed), an apex body of entities in hydrocarbon sector, warned the union finance ministry against its proposed norm for calculation of under-recoveries of state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs). Recently, the finance ministry proposed that the export parity price should be considered for calculating under-recoveries of OMCs instead of the present trade parit

