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Govt awarded 172 oil and gas blocks in 10 years, but negligible output brings policy and execution into focus

Govt awarded 172 oil and gas blocks in 10 years, but negligible output brings policy and execution into focus

India awarded 172 oil & gas blocks in 10 years, attracting $4.36 billion investment. Despite this, only 14 discoveries and one producing field yield negligible output, raising serious policy and execution concerns.
India to tap augmented solar capacity, coal to weather El Nino, summer-related power demand

India to tap augmented solar capacity, coal to weather El Nino, summer-related power demand

India will use coal and augmented solar for rising summer/El Nino power demand. Peak demand hit 256.1 GW (thermal 66.9%, solar 21.5%). A record 44.61 GW solar capacity was added.
India: Cement output rises 8% in Q1 2026; Coal demand stays resilient

India: Cement output rises 8% in Q1 2026; Coal demand stays resilient

India's cement output surged 8% to 139.7 million tonnes in Q1 2026, driving resilient industrial coal demand. Fuel switching from expensive petcoke to thermal coal by cement producers supports coal prices, indicating sustained demand despite power sector import declines.
B.C Utilities Commission collecting input on Okanagan’s energy situation

B.C Utilities Commission collecting input on Okanagan’s energy situation

The BCUC is gathering input on Okanagan's future energy needs, with FortisBC seeking 550 GWH by 2030 and BC Hydro 9,000 GWH provincially. Concerns include transmission and distribution, potentially leading to a formal regulatory plan for utility cooperation.
Sunny days, strained nights: India’s power crunch begins early

Sunny days, strained nights: India’s power crunch begins early

India's power grid faces an early 5.4 GW night-time deficit despite record 256 GW April demand. Solar abundance contrasts with evening shortfalls and high prices, due to limited storage and maintenance, ahead of peak summer.
Which city is known as the Burning City of India?

Which city is known as the Burning City of India?

Jharia, Jharkhand, India's 'Burning City,' faces a century-old underground coal fire disaster since 1916. It displaces 100,000 families, causes health crises, and land subsidence, despite government efforts to mitigate the ongoing catastrophe.
Heavy Rain Damages BESCOM Infrastructure;Public Urged to Follow Safety Measures says KJ George

Heavy Rain Damages BESCOM Infrastructure;Public Urged to Follow Safety Measures says KJ George

Heavy rains damaged BESCOM infrastructure: 461 poles, 77 transformers, 1.8 km lines, costing Rs. 87.32 lakhs. Restoration is underway, with 11,859 complaints resolved. Minister K.J. George urged safety measures and proactive steps.
Coal, Commitment and Celebration: CCL Marks International Workers’ Day with Pride and Progress

Coal, Commitment and Celebration: CCL Marks International Workers’ Day with Pride and Progress

CCL marked International Workers’ Day, celebrating record production from B&K, Barkasayal, and Argada. Initiatives included 216 jobs, Rajhara project revival, a new washery model, and an AI avatar, showcasing progress and commitment.
Delhi's EV policy | The EV ultimatum

Delhi's EV policy | The EV ultimatum

Delhi's draft EV Policy 2.0 aims to boost EV share from 5% by 2030, banning new petrol two-wheelers from April 2028 and three-wheelers from Jan 2027. Incentives are offered, but charging infrastructure and mandate reliance pose challenges.
India: Pacific dry bulk coal freight rates exhibit mixed trends, Atlantic stays firm w-o-w

India: Pacific dry bulk coal freight rates exhibit mixed trends, Atlantic stays firm w-o-w

India's dry bulk coal freight saw mixed trends by May 1. Pacific Panamax firmed, Supramax softened; Atlantic stayed firm. Bunker prices rose $16/t to $779/t, Brent crude $6.55/bbl to $111.08/bbl, and Baltic Index gained 13 points.

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