India is the world’s fourth largest consumer of energy and has set its sights on energy independence by 2030. Energy independence is necessary to provide access to those 300+ million Indians, living without power today. This ambitious target looks dubious, given the fact that India imports 80% of its crude oil requirements and more than […]
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A study by IHS Energy shows that India was the fourth largest importer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 2013. (Japan, South Korea and China – in that order – were the largest.) India’s infrastructure for transport of natural gas to meet the domestic demand has never been adequate. The present pipeline is not enough
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India’s natural gas sector is on the threshold of rapid growth backed by increasing demand, greater exploration efforts under the New Exploration Licensing Policy, the commissioning of liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals on the western coast, upcoming LNG terminals and the government’s initiatives on a nation-wide natural gas pipeline grid. On the supply side,
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GAIL India Limited, the Youngest, Fastest Maharatna among all Indian PSUs, a USD 9.5 billion company with 4000 employees has one of the best turnover to employee ratio in the world. These are some achievements we take great pride in, and embody the same efficiency in whatever we do. We always embark on ideas that
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KINGLY patronage to sports may belong to an era long forgotten but this legacy can still be savored at the National Institute of Sports (NIS) Museum at Patiala which has the distinction of being the only sports museum in the country. Contributions from the royal family of Patiala along with rare photographs and personal artifact belonging to elite
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