India Plans to Reduce Oil Imports from Islamic Republic
The Wall Street Journal reported that India's junior oil minister has said that the country plans to reduce oil imports from the Islamic Republic by eleven percent this fiscal year.
The Wall Street Journal reported that India's junior oil minister has said that the country plans to reduce oil imports from the Islamic Republic by eleven percent this fiscal year.
Reuters reported that Turkmenistan, Pakistan, and India may soon complete a gas price deal when the countries meet to discuss a pipeline through Afghanistan.
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The latest developments underscore a general theme from the subcontinent as it has been looking at other areas to acquire oil and gas assets overseas to meet its growing energy demand. As Asia’s third-largest oil consumer, India has been aggressively scouting for overseas gas and oil assets to meet its supply deficit and is competing with China for fields from Africa to Venezuela.
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