Impact of UAE exit from OPEC on India still uncertain, country should focus on energy resilience, says Sagar Adani

As India faces the ripple effects of the UAE’s departure from OPEC, it is imperative to prioritize energy resilience. While this shift may stir market unpredictability, India’s flourishing relationship with the UAE is a beacon of optimism. Our country is effectively navigating global energy hurdles, with a vision focused on durable solutions to ensure resilience.

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Oil shippers, traders avoid EU-sanctioned Nayara Energy

Following EU sanctions, shipowners and oil traders are increasingly avoiding Russia-backed Nayara Energy, leading to logistical disruptions. Several tankers, including the Talara and Chang Hang Xing Yun, have altered their courses, canceling planned cargo pickups from Vadinar port. This hesitation raises concerns about broader impacts on trading and financing for the Indian refiner, in which…

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Russia redraws India’s oil map, but Middle East holds ground

Russia’s increased oil supply to India has reshaped trade dynamics, impacting smaller suppliers while major Middle Eastern exporters like Iraq, Saudi Arabia and UAE remain largely stable. Discounted Russian crude primarily displaced costlier supplies from Africa and the Americas. As India potentially reduces Russian imports due to US pressure, sidelined suppliers may regain importance.

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Oil shock will hit Asia harder than the 1970s

Asia is experiencing energy shocks similar to the 1970s oil crises, with rising fossil fuel costs impacting consumers and industries. This is driving a significant shift towards clean energy alternatives, with electric vehicles and solar power adoption accelerating across the region. A prolonged crisis could lead to a dramatic transformation, mirroring Europe’s response decades ago.

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India’s power transmission sector to see INR 9 trillion capex push by 2032: Report

India’s T&D sector is poised for sustained growth, driven by an estimated INR 9 trillion capex through 2032. Despite temporary ordering slowdowns due to high capacity utilization and longer lead times for high-voltage transformers, a positive outlook remains. Global demand surges, particularly in the US and Europe, present significant export opportunities for Indian manufacturers.

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