Indian state-run Bharat Petroleum Corporation is purchasing crude oil from the Middle East to replace cheaper Russian oil.

BPCL buys Middle Eastern crude due to shortage of Russian oil, plans to diversify sources and invest in expansion.

The celebrations not only reflected the cultural richness of India, but also highlighted the depth of the long-standing ...

Trial to import petroleum products from India via the expanded Motihari-Amlekhgunj pipeline following the completion of its infrastructure enhancement has started from Saturday. The pipeline which ...

Tighter Western sanctions on shadow vessels have rattled the market, and prompted operators to leave these ships idle at sea.

Calcutta High Court held that rejection of candidature not justified since rejection was without any basis and beyond the ...

The centrally-owned BPCL will invest Rs 95000 crore to build an integrated refinery and petrochemical complex at Ramayapatnam ...

India is expected to account for 25% of global oil demand growth this year and next, the EIA reckons. This year, Indian oil ...

The survey further indicates that the top 10 CPSEs contributed 56.72 per cent of the total CSR expenditure in FY24. As for ...

Indian state refiners are considering tapping the Middle East crude market as spot supply from their top supplier Russia have fallen, in a move that could support prices for high-sulfur oil.

Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) will invest 610 B rupees ($7 B) to establish a naphtha cracker project in Paradip in the eastern state of Odisha.