Oil And Gas

Explained: Europe's looming energy crisis as Russia chokes gas supply

With the halt in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, Russian gas shipments have fallen 89 per cent from a year ago. European officials say it's energy blackmail, aimed at pressuring and dividing the European Union as it supports Ukraine

Russian media may find it odd to call Taliban banned entity if Kabul's ties with Moscow deepen

Russian media is full of long lists of treasures, hidden in Afghan soil

'Partner with India in exploration': Prime Minister Modi to top global oil and gas CEOs

In his annual interaction, the prime minister said the aim is to make India 'aatmanirbhar' in the oil and gas sector

FII ownership in Nifty-500 hits five-year low during Q4; promoter holdings up post-COVID-19 outbreak: Motilal Oswal

Both FIIs and domestic institutional investors (DIIs) increased stake in telecom on a quarter-on-quarter basis by 190 and 220 basis points respectively.

Vedanta's oil and gas head Ajay Dixit quits; company says his term comes to an end

Billionaire Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Ltd' oil and gas division Cairn CEO Ajay Dixit has decided to hang up his boots at month-end after completing his contractual term, becoming the fifth chief executive to leave the firm since it was taken over by the mining baron more than eight years back

Reliance Industries to hive off $75 bn oil-to-chemical business into separate unit for sale to Aramco

Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), India's largest company, on Thursday said its board has approved hiving off its $75 billion worth oil-to-chemicals business into a separate division to enable the sale of 20 percent stake in the unit to Saudi national oil company Aramco

ONGC asks govt to waive cess, royalty as plummeting oil prices not enough to cover operating cost

State-owned ONGC has asked the government to waive payment of oil cess and royalty as plummeting international oil prices have meant that the rate it now gets does not even cover the operating cost, sources said

IOC gets first shipload of 1 million barrels crude oil from UAE to fill strategic reserves

India is capitalizing on low global oil prices to fill its underground strategic oil reserves, with the first shipload of 1 million barrels of crude oil from the UAE arriving at Mangalore as part of efforts to shore up supplies to meet any supply or price disruption

Coronavirus Outbreak: ONGC gas output drops 15% as shut factories refuse to take supplies

State-owned ONGC has been forced to cut natural gas production by over 15 percent as factories shut down following the unprecedented nationwide lockdown have refused to take supplies

ONGC to lose Rs 4,000 cr revenue as govt slashes gas prices by steep 26%; seeks freeing of price control

State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) will lose about Rs 4,000 crore in revenue and start making cash losses after the government slashed the natural gas prices by a steep 26 percent by benchmarking it against rates prevalent in gas-surplus nations