Coal 2023: analysis and forecast to 2026
Latest IEA market report sees lower demand to 2026, based on current policies, but stronger actions are needed to drive a steeper decline towards meeting international climate goals. After reaching an
Fuel Pricing
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Dhaka – Delhi: Greasy tale of fuel pricing
It was a proud moment and a powerful statement when Dhaka rolled out a bedecked iconic cycle rickshaw on the opening day of the World Cup cricket. This is perhaps the only capital city in our region that
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Auto cos worry over diesel levy
Automobile companies are keeping their fingers crossed over the possibility of the government introducing differential taxation for diesel vehicles in this Budget, as recommended by the Kirit Parikh Committee report.
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Unleashing the potential of renewable energy in India
<p><span id="itro1">This new World Bank report assesses the feasibility of developing renewable energy in India & says that renewables can play an important role in increasing country's energy security by diversifying supply, reducing import dependence & mitigating fuel price volatility.</span></p>
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Govt to pay 8k-cr subsidy to oil firms
THE government has decided to pay .
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Paying for diesel in subsidy and health
Indian socialism needs a new definition: where the rich are subsidized in the name of the poor. Let me explain. We know global oil prices are going through the roof. Indian oil companies, dependent as they are on importing some 80% of their crude are bleeding.
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Still losing Rs 1.22 a litre on petrol: IOC
Consumers, who have put up with a 22% increase in petrol price so far this fiscal, could be in store for further price increase unless the global crude price softens or the government steps in with tax cuts.
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CNG price likely to rise 8% over the year
New Delhi: Public transport fares as well as cost of cooking and daily commuting in Delhi may rise through the year since the city
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Hot and sour soup
Honey, I shrunk the food on your plate. That is what the government should be telling those who have got over the tears caused by too little onion in the basket. The tears have now given way to bitterness, as sugar price has begun its journey northward, slowly but surely.
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Despite raising petrol price, retailers losing Rs 50 cr a day
Ajay Modi / New Delhi December 16, 2010, 0:28 IST Despite raising petrol prices by around Rs 2.95 a litre
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Petrol prices raised by . 3/lt, diesel unchanged
STATE-RUN oil firms have decided to raise petrol prices by about . 3 to partly make up for higher cost of crude oil, but diesel rates remain unchanged for the time being. Bharat Petroleum Corp has raised petrol price by . 2.95 a litre in Delhi from Wednesday, a company spokesman said. Indian Oil Corp (IOC) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp (HPCL) are also finalising new petrol rates.