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India’s EU Pact Won’t Work Without A Home-Grown Reset Of India Businesses
The trade agreement opens Europe’s doors to Indian exporters, but the real battle will be fought at home — in factories, supply chains and compliance systems that must adapt to some of the world’s toughest rules.
Oil Glut Fears Built On Bad Math, Warns Energy Analyst Anas Alhaji
Alhaji notes that institutional forecasts have a long history of inaccuracy regarding consumption trends.
The Global Oil Market Isn’t Oversupplied, It’s Being Misread
In this episode of India Energy Week, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with energy expert Anas Alhaji on why IEA forecasts, shifting trade routes and geopolitics are masking tighter-than-expected oil market conditions.
How Blockchain Could Ease Land Dispute Backlogs, And Why Apex Court Agrees
Last week the Supreme Court urged the government to register sale deeds on a blockchain, which would be far harder to challenge. That would keep thousands of routine property disputes out of court and free up judicial time for cases that actually need it.
The Davos Theatre: Indian Politicians Should Trade Performance For Partnership
As India finalises a landmark EU trade deal in Delhi, regional leaders in Davos prioritise domestic optics over global partnerships.
Compressed Biogas Is Finally Flowing Into India’s City Gas Networks
In this episode of India Energy Week, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Kamal Kishore Chatiwal, managing director, Indraprastha Gas Limited that after years of policy push, producers are focusing on gas quality, allowing CBG to be blended seamlessly into CGD systems.
Indraprastha Gas Limited Sees CNG Surge As Middle-Class Drivers Pivot From Costly EVs
Driven by a 40% to 50% reduction in running costs compared to petrol and diesel, CNG has firmly established itself as the primary fuel for India’s price-sensitive middle class.
BPCL Turns Refining Efficiency Into Its First Climate Strategy
The state refiner is betting on efficiency, biofuels and green hydrogen to decarbonise without ditching oil.
India’s Import Dependence Drove Refineries To Process Diverse Crude
In this episode of India Energy Week, Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Sanjay Khanna, Director (Refineries) at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, on how India’s heavy crude import dependence drove refiners to build flexibility, cushioning supply shocks and boosting margins.
Cabin Upgrades Drive A New Phase Of Competition In Indian Aviation
Cabins are now the battleground where airlines win or lose passengers, where comfort, design, and technology matter as much as price.
AI Hyperscalers Will Change India’s Power Demand And Renewables Aren’t Enough
As India eyes AI data centre leadership, experts warn power systems need urgent redesign to deliver dense, reliable, affordable energy at scale.
HPCL’s Kaushal Sees Cost Discipline As Key As Energy Risks Multiply
At the company level, HPCL is focusing on cost efficiency to build resilience against price volatility.
