Donald Trump Says US Could End Iran war in 2–3 Weeks
US President Donald Trump said the Iran conflict could end in 2–3 weeks and urged allies to take greater responsibility for securing the Strait of Hormuz.
ENERGDIVE News Desk
US President Donald Trump said the Iran conflict could end in 2–3 weeks and urged allies to take greater responsibility for securing the Strait of Hormuz.
Over 3.1 lakh Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections were gasified in March, with the government extending the national drive till June to sustain expansion.
India is expanding energy imports from African countries to diversify sourcing and reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz, a senior Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas official said.
India’s energy supply grew 2.95 percent in FY25, while renewable potential reached 47 lakh MW, according to Energy Statistics India 2026.
The Centre has launched OALP Round XI offering 80,228 sq km for exploration, with total acreage across rounds X and XI crossing 2.6 lakh sq km.
In light of global energy supply disruptions, the government has permitted the temporary distribution of Superior Kerosene Oil in kerosene-free regions to support essential cooking and lighting needs.
Global crude oil prices surpass $116 a barrel as escalating tensions in West Asia and concerns over Strait of Hormuz disruptions pushed prices to a two-week high.
India has adequate fuel stocks and stable LPG supply, with commercial allocation at 70 percent of pre-crisis levels, the government said.
PM Modi raised concerns over attacks on energy infrastructure and stressed secure shipping routes in talks with Saudi Crown Prince
The Centre has raised commercial LPG allocation to 70 percent for states and earmarked 20 percent for industries, prioritising sectors without PNG access.
US delays potential strike on Iran-linked energy infrastructure, easing oil prices and offering short-term relief for India’s import costs amid continued geopolitical uncertainty.
The Centre has reduced excise duty on petrol and diesel by ₹10 per litre and imposed export duties on diesel and ATF to ensure domestic availability amid West Asia crisis.
