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It looks like one company has firmly got its grip on the small scale LNG market in India.
8The market can be vast.
8A lack of pipeline network and the proliferation of CBG plants could lead to a explosion in small LNG plants, provided costing is lower than imported LNG.
8Given that the competition is really imported gas, given India's demand supply gap, there is a massive market opportunity here as the cost of processing can be higher yet cheaper than imported LNG.
8With proprietary technology and equipment, the company seems to have hit a goldmine.
8This company, with great local help, was able to crack open the market, and now in India, since one has succeeded, intrepid middleman must rush to capitalize on such business opportunities.

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The fact that EIL can get disqualified in a normal consultancy bid was somewhat of an eye opener
8But then it did
8Is there some bad blood between the refiner and EIL?

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Pipeline systems from Koyali to Panipat and Salaya to Mathura fall under this risk review.
8Expect insights to flow into IOCL’s broader safety revamp strategy.

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Indian refiners are strong on risk that are involved in their plants. They know all hell will break loose if there is a high level incident
8So that they do diligently is to stay risk averse, or do de-risking exercises ever so often
8Here is on refiner who wants a risk scenario drawn up for more than 75 distinct units, including commissioned and under-construction blocks. Even offsites and utilities are to be mapped for individual and societal risk contours
8What is sought to be imposed is ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) compliance for each risk identified. Recommendations are not optional — the contractor is expected to demonstrate active risk mitigation across fire, toxicity, and explosion scenarios.

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Indian refiners are strong on risk that are involved in their plants. They know all hell will break loose if there is a high level incident
8So that they do diligently is to stay risk averse, or do de-risking exercises ever so often
8Here is on refiner who wants a risk scenario drawn up for more than 75 distinct units, including commissioned and under-construction blocks. Even offsites and utilities are to be mapped for individual and societal risk contours
8What is sought to be imposed is ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) compliance for each risk identified. Recommendations are not optional — the contractor is expected to demonstrate active risk mitigation across fire, toxicity, and explosion scenarios.

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With a 40-year-old base and legacy silos, ONGC plans a ground-up revamp is eye catching
8The company plans to introduce vertical storage optimization, enclosed conveyors, and smart automation for higher throughput.

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8Here's what's happening today in the E&P, midstream-downstream, and CGD section

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Eyebrows were raised when Oil India Ltd lumped an onshore contract with two offshore blocks
8But then on close scrutiny, it began to make more sense

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This is an onland rig tender
8And what is interesting is that the terms were relaxed
8So that what is preventing the submission of bids for so long?

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This is an LNG company with supposedly good contacts in New Delhi
8But it was caught doing something patently wrong

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Why is ONGC stalling the opening of this high value rig tender?
8What is the thinking behind it?

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8Why is that so?

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Why are these drilling rigs up for sale
8What could be the reason for that?
8Who could possibly buy them?

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Why is the ONGC officers so unhappy these days
8Is the management running roughshod over them?

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8Can this offshore basin be also as prolific as the KG Basin
There are early signs of hope.

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Why are offshore rig prices touch such lows?
8And why is this bidder doing so?

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8Carbon capture is losing momentum
8Something far more practical than that is gaining ground

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8Polymeric MDI MR200 prices in the Mumbai market recorded another dip today, with rates falling by Rs.2/kg

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8April 24, 2025, saw a rise in Delhi's domestic intact anionic surfactant prices

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8On April 24, 2025, Base Oil (SN400) prices in Delhi were lower than the last assessed price.

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8The domestic market for Propylene (H100EY) in Mumbai experienced a price movement today

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8Acetic acid prices in the Kandla port have seen an upward movement today

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8Explore the latest bulk chemical prices from the Mumbai market, updated for today
8Stay informed with comprehensive insights into key commodities and trends

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8Get exclusive access to today's complete price matrix from the Mumbai chemical market
8Stay ahead with the latest rates and trends across key commodities and chemicals

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From Vedanta to UltraTech, India’s biggest emitters now in the climate crosshairs
8MoEFCC rolls out targets for aluminium, cement, paper, and chlor-alkali sectors
8Over 290 polluters covered—credit trading meets compliance
8Year-wise GEI cuts to drive industrial decarbonisation under CCTS 2023

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