Arunima Bharadwaj is a senior correspondent at Financial Express. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the commodities markets, with a particular focus on the intersections of energy, mining, and supply chain logistics. Arunima's work has been featured in Global Finance Herald, Business Times Journal, Financial Express (India), moneycontrol.com, and MSN.
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By: Arunima Bharadwaj
Analysts note that the bigger concern isn't supply availability of oil for India, but sustained higher landed crude prices, which impact the import bill, widen the current account deficit, and add pressure on the economy. The escalating tensions in West Asia have raised concerns about further fueling of oil prices from $75 (post ceasefire) to $90-95 per barrel if the situation does not improve.
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Kartikeya Dube, BP India Chairman and BP Senior Vice President said that the company is encouraged by the government’s Samudra Manthan Mission, which has the potential to be a transformative initiative for the country’s offshore sector.
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India was the second-largest buyer of Russian fossil fuels in June, importing $6.28 billion of hydrocarbons, data from Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air shows. Crude accounted for 83% of the shipments
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The oil ministry noted that national oil companies including Oil and Natural Gas Corp and Oil India have however consistently sustained their production levels during this period.
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OMCs have asked for a compensation amount of close to Rs 70,000 crore, but the amount that would be approved may be lower than this, sources said.
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A prolonged disruption will force vessels to reroute around the Cape of Good Hope, adding around two weeks to the journey and escalating landed costs due to higher charter rates and surging war-risk insurance premiums, say analysts
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Tata Power further plans to export its solar modules to Europe and the US in the later part of FY27 targeting at least 500 MW exports per year, CEO and Managing Editor Praveer Sinha told Moneycontrol.
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The UAE and Saudi Arabia were the other top suppliers, with 473,000 bpd and 439,000 bpd of imports, Kpler data shows
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On its overseas business, Waaree Energies said it is increasingly shifting production for the US market to local manufacturing facilities to reduce exposure to tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty and trade-related disruptions.
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Diversification of energy supplies has significantly improved India’s energy resilience. A major disruption to critical energy transit routes such as the Strait of Hormuz or Bab-el-Mandeb, through which a substantial share of global oil and LNG trade flows remain the biggest risk to oil markets.
