The Union Petroleum Ministry mandated state-run oil marketing firms to reduce the minimum booking interval for domestic cooking gas.
Tag: energy policy
What the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Tells Us About the Fragility of Fossil Fuel Dependency
An energy policy blogger examined how the Hormuz blockade has exposed the structural vulnerabilities of oil-dependent economies and accelerated the renewables transition argument.
Gas Tax Holiday Won’t Help Drivers It Will Only Prolong the Supply Crunch Says Energy Expert
A policy commentator argued that calls for a gasoline tax holiday were counterproductive and would not reduce prices meaningfully
Gas Tax Holiday Proposals Seen as Political Theater Not a Fix for Supply Crunch
Energy policy analysts dismissed calls for a gasoline tax holiday as not addressing the underlying supply constraints
Crude Price Surge Puts India’s Fuel Subsidy Burden Back in Focus
Elevated crude oil prices, a weak rupee and persistent under-recoveries are forcing difficult policy choices for India’s petroleum ministry.