Rare Earths Become Oil India’s New Strategic Frontier As China Risk Grows
Under the National Critical Mineral Mission, the company is leveraging its existing subsurface expertise to secure resources vital for India’s defence, space, and green energy sectors.
From Solar Cookers To Biofuels: How Engineers India Is Rethinking India’s Energy Future
Vartika Shukla, Chairman and Managing Director at EIL, said that the company worked on the challenge of reducing the weight of a solar cooker, which could be used in households to reduce their energy costs.
GAIL Bets Big On Pipelines And AI To Power India’s Gas Push
A nationwide pipeline push, coupled with AI-led efficiencies, reflects an effort to future-proof assets in a shifting energy mix.
Trump’s Greenland Bully Act Collapses Under Davos Spotlights
World leaders returned to Davos as markets swung and geopolitical assumptions cracked, with Donald Trump’s retreats reinforcing calls for non-alignment and middle-power realism in a more fractured global order.
India’s Rising Energy Imports Are Set To Level Off
In this episode of India Energy Week, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Vikas Kaushal, Chairman & Managing Director, HPCL that after years of rising reliance on imported fuel, higher domestic coal output and expanding renewables may begin reducing India’s energy import dependence.
Indian Oil Reimagines Outlets As Energy Hubs With EVs, Batteries & More
The company’s large format retail outlets are now being reimaged as ‘energy hubs’ that offer petrol, diesel, CNG, as well as electric charging stations.
Adani’s Long-Awaited Cement Merger Arrives As An Afterthought For The Market
The deal, while monumental in size, arrives at a moment where its operational relevance has been largely superseded by years of aggressive backdoor integration.
What India’s Gig Economy Debate Is Missing
Most young Indians have to work hard without guarantees and struggle without dignity. That is the problem we are not debating.








