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Prime Minister Modi reviews fuel availability and energy supply chains; plans import diversification and confirms adequate coal stocks for power.

Government increases commercial LPG allocation to 50 percent to ensure supply to key sectors, while pushing PNG transition and monitoring LPG availability.

The US is weighing a temporary easing of sanctions on Iranian oil held in tankers to stabilise global markets amid Gulf conflict, offering limited short-term relief to countries like India.

Panic LPG bookings decline from 89 lakh to 55 lakh as government pushes PNG expansion and steps up enforcement, while supply remains stable.

Government says no LPG distributor is facing a dry-out situation, with domestic supplies and cylinder deliveries continuing normally.

Government releases key plans to integrate 900 GW non-fossil capacity by 2035, outlining transmission expansion and grid readiness roadmap.

The government has removed customs duty on nuclear imports till 2035 to reduce costs, improve viability and accelerate nuclear capacity expansion.

Crude oil prices surged after strikes on key energy infrastructure in West Asia raised fears of supply disruptions and heightened geopolitical tensions.

The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹2,584 crore small hydro scheme to add 1,500 MW capacity, with a focus on hilly and northeastern regions.

The government has extended ALMM norms to solar ingots and wafers from June 2028, aiming to deepen domestic manufacturing and reduce import dependence across the solar value chain.

Around 90 vessels have transited the Strait of Hormuz since the start of the conflict, with Iran continuing crude exports, indicating partial disruption rather than a full blockade.

A Parliamentary panel has recommended that India raise its crude oil reserves to 90 days, expand PNG connections and improve LPG affordability to strengthen energy security.