India’s latest oil, gas, power and renewable energy data sets present a consolidated snapshot of activity across crude production, refinery operations, fuel imports, electricity generation and renewable energy capacity additions. The figures describe the scale of operations during the reported months and provide a clear record of the activities.
The country’s oil and gas indicators for September 2025 show stable domestic supply, high refinery throughput and gas availability. Power sector figures for September confirm strong generation across thermal, hydro, nuclear, and renewables supported by minimal demand–supply gaps. October’s renewable capacity additions and November’s smart metering data further outline ongoing infrastructure development.
The data indicates sustained refinery utilisation and a broad balance between domestic gas output and Liquefied Natural
Gas (LNG) imports for the month. Oil imports remain higher than domestic crude availability, consistent with the established
refining-driven import profile.
The September generation data shows thermal remaining the dominant source supported by contributions from hydro, renewables and nuclear. Peak demand figures demonstrate near-complete supply coverage. October’s renewable additions reflect continued expansion, particularly in solar. November’s metering numbers show steady progress in consumerside infrastructure.
The consolidated data for September– November 2025 provides a factual account of India’s energy operations across fuels, generation and capacity rollout. The figures highlight stable oil and gas inflows, high electricity output, expanding renewable installations and ongoing implementation of national metering programmes.
