8Enhancing the Availability of Quality Seed and Planting Material- A Paper
8Benefits of Bio-Based Fertilizers (BBFs) Remain Significant Despite Yield Penalties Under Future Climate Scenarios- A Paper
8Agromet Advisory Bulletin for PALAKKAD District [IMD]
8Agromet Advisory Bulletin for the Karur District [IMD]
8Madhya Bharat Agro Products Signs Selling and Marketing Agreement with Green Agrevolution (DeHaat) [MBAPL]
8Krishana Phoschem Signs Selling and Marketing Agreement with Green Agrevolution (DeHaat) [KPL]
8Assignment/Re-affirmation of credit ratings by Crisil Ratings Limited [TCL]
8Hindustan Zinc Discloses GST Penalty Order and Plans to Appeal Under SEBI Regulation 30 [HZ]
8Coromandel Shareholders Approve Postal Ballot Resolutions with Overwhelming Majority [Coromandel]
8Coromandel Announces Re-appointment of Executive Chairman Effective February 15, 2026 [Coromandel]

8ROU Acquisition for the New Mundra–Panipat Crude Oil Pipeline Project by IOCL [Gazette]
8Torrent Power Ltd Set to Procure LNG from JERA Co., Inc. [Torrent]
8Sale of Crude Oil from Ravva and ONGC Blocks [DGH]
8Natural Gas Pipelines Network in India As on September, 2025 [PNGRB]
8Introduction of Kochi Delivery Point in Gas Segment [IGX]
8Additional Monthly Power Contracts [IGX]
8Director Changes and Approval for Incorporation of Wholly Owned Subsidiary [Confidence]
8Changes in Senior Management Personnel [IRM]
8SEAMEC AGASTYA Arrives in India Post-Drydock; Charter to Begin After Completion of Mandatory Formalities [Seamec]
8Postal Ballot Initiated for Extension of Tenure of Two Whole-Time Directors [Petronet]

8Natural gas and infrastructure expansion [Rajya Sabha]
8Lack of growth in oil refinement capacity [Rajya Sabha]
8Refining boom vs production slide [Rajya Sabha]
8Coverage and refill trends under the Ujjwala Yojana [Rajya Sabha]
8Oil exploration off the coast of Kollam in Kerala [Rajya Sabha]
8Expansion of national gas grid [Rajya Sabha]
8Bringing petrol and diesel under GST [Rajya Sabha]
8The draft Petroleum and Natural Gas Rules, 2025 [Rajya Sabha]
8Free LPG connections under PMUY [Rajya Sabha]
8Roadmap for achieving the 20 per cent ethanol blending target [Rajya Sabha]
8Crude oil import dependency [Rajya Sabha]
8Retail fuel price adjustments and input cost trends [Rajya Sabha]
8Storage capacity of Strategic Petroleum Reserves [Rajya Sabha]
8Ethanol blended petrol programme roadmap [Rajya Sabha]
8Ethanol blended into petrol or diesel [Rajya Sabha]
8Safety of oil and gas pipelines [Rajya Sabha]

8Project Name: Patna District City Gas Distribution
8Project Cost: Rs 350 crore Click here for more details

8It exposes deep structural issues across land, transmission, domestic manufacturing, and storage.

1) Single-source consultancy defines the technical roadmap for PBFS drying at Manali
8The scope is a detailed study for installing a dryer and purification system in the PBFS stream at CPCL’s Manali refinery, framed as a custom service on GeM. A single pre-listed seller, New Multifab Engineers, is positioned to define the process options, integration philosophy and operating envelope for the future installation. How this lone consultant interprets the refinery’s constraints and opportunities could determine the technical playbook for PBFS handling over the next project cycle.
 
2) IOCL adds option and excess-settlement levers while nudging MJPL ILI bidders with a short GeM bid-deadline extension.
8IOCL has quietly overhauled the commercial fine print on its MJPL ILI GeM tender while issuing a tightly framed technical addendum. Bidders now face a 25% option on quantity and duration, a capped excess-charge window, and uncompromising UTSW performance demands. The bid deadline has moved only slightly, raising the stakes on how fast vendors can re-price their risk.
 
3) BPCL extends bid deadline for three-year biogas plant O&M contract at Mahul refinery
8BPCL has quietly pushed out the bid deadline for its Mahul biogas plant O&M contract, giving bidders additional time beyond the original window. The corrigendum stops short of altering scope, qualification or commercial structures. Yet the extra days could still reshape who participates and how aggressively they price this three-year downstream O&M job.
 
4) BPCL hardens risk controls but softens payment phasing on PRFCCU KMU and OSBL dismantling at Mumbai refinery.
8BPCL has quietly rewritten key clauses on its PRFCCU KMU dismantling tender after the pre-bid meeting, but not in the way most bidders hoped. Payment milestones are now more granular and pro-rata, even as scope, schedule and option-clause risk remain firmly with the contractor. The real story lies in how these tweaks reshape bidder behaviour, pricing and bankability for one of Mumbai refinery’s most sensitive brownfield jobs.
 
5) GAIL pre-bid replies keep O&M cost and labour risk firmly with contractors in Maharashtra pipeline ARC
8GAIL’s replies to pre-bid queries on its Maharashtra O&M ARC leave low SOR rates and demanding digital and mobility obligations untouched. Contractors are expected to provide motorcycles, smart devices, biometric systems and extended hours of work without any relaxation in price or explicit overtime compensation. With new labour codes confirmed as fully applicable, the real story now is how many bidders will accept this risk-loaded configuration.

8There are licensor-driven uncertainties in the coal gasification LSTK package.
8And there are consequences there of

8IOCL’s vessel acquisition attempt pushes complex JV structuring and cross-border due diligence
8But is the company wanting to do this?

8Find out what this is all about

8The gas major is unwilling to take any chances

8Here's what's happening today in the midstream-downstream, and CGD section

8SAN has slipped Rs 0/kg over the past month, leaving the product almost unchanged from early November.

8PC H-3000 shows no major fortnight changes, with the Rs 219/kg handle holding for two straight weeks. 

8PET gained Rs 0/kg this week, leaving the month’s movement negligible.
8Conditions look similar to where the product stood three months ago, reflecting a calm domestic market.

8Hydrochloric Acid in Mumbai dropped sharply this week, falling about Rs 3.5/kg from last week. 

8Acetonitrile gained Rs 2/kg this week even as the month view is softer by Rs 5/kg

8Melamine Delhi prices are lower than last year by about Rs 16/kg, but the adjustment has been gradual. 

8Trimethylolpropane is about Rs 6/kg higher than six months ago, adding to gains built up over the year. 

8Formic Acid has hardly moved this fortnight, with prices holding at the same level as two weeks ago. 

8Trioctyl Trimellitate has shed Rs 40/kg over the past three months, extending an already weak profile. The downtrend is even more visible against last year’s levels in the domestic market.

8Dioctyl Adipate was flat this week after a deeper slide earlier in the month. Compared with the same period last year, Delhi levels are lower by almost Rs 30/kg.

8Triethylene Glycol in the domestic market is down Rs 5/kg over the past month even though this week’s levels were unchanged. Prices are still higher than mid-year, keeping the broader six-month picture firm.

8Polytetramethylene Ether Glycol (PTMEG) in Ahmedabad has seen no week-on-week change, with this week’s assessment matching last Tuesday’s value. 

8Epichlorohydrin (ECH) has built a clear upward profile over recent months, with levels now about Rs 27/kg above the early-September mark. 

8Superabsorbent polymer (SAP) in the domestic market is unchanged on the week and on the fortnight, anchoring around the same level for several sessions.