Reliance Infra to recover ₹21,413 cr in unpaid power dues from New Delhi consumers

India’s Reliance Infrastructure is set to recover ₹214.13 billion in unpaid dues from its Delhi power distribution companies, following a Supreme Court ruling. These dues, resulting from past tariff shortfalls, will be recovered from consumers over four years starting April 2024, potentially increasing electricity tariffs. The Supreme Court has directed regulators to clear deferred costs…

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Tankers with Russian oil idle off India as refiners seek steer

Several oil tankers carrying Russian crude are currently stationed off India’s western coast, facing scrutiny amid pressure from the US and EU. These tankers, including sanctioned vessels like the Achilles and Destan, are waiting to discharge at Sikka, serving major refiners. India’s increased reliance on Russian oil imports has drawn attention, prompting concerns and potential…

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Oil shippers, traders avoid EU-sanctioned Nayara Energy

Following EU sanctions, shipowners and oil traders are increasingly avoiding Russia-backed Nayara Energy, leading to logistical disruptions. Several tankers, including the Talara and Chang Hang Xing Yun, have altered their courses, canceling planned cargo pickups from Vadinar port. This hesitation raises concerns about broader impacts on trading and financing for the Indian refiner, in which…

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