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India's fuel demand to rise by average 4.7 pc through 2025: Nayara Energy
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REUTERS   , Published : Sep 10, 2019, 12:58 pm IST | Updated : Sep 10, 2019, 12:58 pm IST

India’s gasoil demand will rise by an average 5.3 pc per year through the 2025 fiscal year, said Nayara Energy's B Anand.

Indian Oil Corp’s Gujarat oil refinery will be ready to produce 700,000 tonnes per year of low-sulphur marine fuel starting in October, the company’s Director for Refineries SM Vaidya said on Tuesday.
Indian Oil Corp’s Gujarat oil refinery will be ready to produce 700,000 tonnes per year of low-sulphur marine fuel starting in October, the company’s Director for Refineries SM Vaidya said on Tuesday.

Singapore: India’s overall fuel demand will rise by an average of 4.7 per cent a year through the fiscal year 2025 because of improving demand for gasoil as the country’s road transport network improves, the Chief Executive Officer for Nayara Energy B Anand said on Tuesday.

India’s gasoil demand will rise by an average 5.3 per cent per year through the 2025 fiscal year and by an average 4.5 per cent through 2030, he said at the Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference.

IOC's Gujarat refinery ready to make IMO 2020 fuels by October

Indian Oil Corp’s Gujarat oil refinery will be ready to produce 700,000 tonnes per year of low-sulphur marine fuel starting in October, the company’s Director for Refineries SM Vaidya said on Tuesday.

IOC’s Haldia refinery will start in December to produce 300,000 tonnes per year of marine fuels that meet the new low-sulphur specifications, Vaidya said during a speech at the Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference.

India’s marine fuel demand is about 1 million tonnes per year, he said.

Vaidya also forecast that India will add 190 million tonnes per year of refining capacity over the next 11 years.

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