India’s Nayara Energy significantly boosted fuel exports in November. The refiner shipped double the previous month’s volume to new markets like the Bahamas and Taiwan. Nearly a third of these exports went through ship-to-ship transfer hubs, a common practice to obscure final destinations. This surge follows EU sanctions, with Nayara now relying heavily on Russian…
Numaligarh Refinery Limited (NRL) has been granted Navratna status, recognizing its strong performance and ambitious growth. This achievement is linked to its ongoing refinery expansion and the recently inaugurated bamboo-based bioethanol plant, driving energy security and green growth from Assam. The company is significantly increasing its capacity with a substantial investment.
India’s imports of Russian crude oil fell sharply after tougher US sanctions on major Russian exporters took effect on November 21, with post-deadline flows dropping to around 1.27 million bpd. Although November imports averaged 1.8 million bpd—a five-month high due to pre-sanction stockpiling—arrivals in December are expected to fall to around 1.0 million bpd, with…
SJVN Ltd announced that Sipan Kumar Garg’s additional charge as Director (Finance) has been extended for three months, effective Monday. This extension will continue until a permanent appointment is made or further directives are issued.
Fuel demand trends shifted in November. Petrol sales growth decelerated compared to earlier months. Conversely, diesel consumption saw a significant acceleration. Aviation fuel demand also picked up pace. Liquefied petroleum gas, essential for cooking, continued its steady growth. These changes mark a reversal of the patterns observed throughout the year.
India’s power consumption saw a dip in November. This marks the second month in a row with reduced demand. Favourable weather conditions are the main reason for this trend. Experts point to cooler temperatures reducing the need for cooling. The India Meteorological Department noted weather impacts across several regions.
India’s nuclear power sector is opening to private companies and state governments. The Atomic Energy Bill 2025, set for Parliament, will address tariff determination. This crucial policy decision will shape the industry. Overseas technology providers may find it easier to participate. The government aims to bridge a regulatory gap in tariff setting for nuclear plants.
As India’s energy appetite continues to escalate, it opens an exciting landscape for growth across nuclear, renewable, and thermal energy sectors. By the milestone year of 2047, green energy is expected to be at the forefront, showcasing pioneering initiatives such as floating solar arrays and agri-photovoltaic installations.
The Power Ministry’s recent dialogue with the India Energy Stack taskforce marks a significant step towards innovation in India’s energy sector. During this meeting, key strategy and architectural documents were scrutinized, laying the groundwork for a cohesive, safe, and interoperable digital ecosystem.
Rolls-Royce anticipates its non-governmental power systems business in India will surpass government supplies by 2026-27. This shift is fueled by a surge in demand from data centers, semiconductor manufacturing, and other institutional backup power needs. The company is strategically expanding its presence and local manufacturing capabilities to meet this growing market.