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Urea output falls to 18 lakh tonnes amid West Asia crisisIndia's urea production has dropped significantly due to West Asia conflict-related disruptions, impacting gas availability for domestic pl...- Amid LPG crisis, is Bengaluru staring at power cuts too? Yelahanka gas power plant shuts as GAIL stops supplyBengaluru's Yelahanka Gas Power Plant has stopped operations. A gas supply shortage has halted the plant. This facility is crucial for mana...
- Fertiliser cos advance annual plant shutdownsFertiliser manufacturers are accelerating annual plant shutdowns to mid-March due to liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply disruptions stemmin...
- Fertiliser imports spurt in Sept as good rains raise hopes of strong rabi sowingAs the rabi sowing season approaches, India is taking decisive steps by expanding its fertilizer imports. Buoyed by a promising monsoon tha...
- Shutdowns prohibited in fertiliser units this fiscalTo prevent urea shortages for farmers during the kharif and rabi seasons, the government has barred fertiliser companies from scheduling pl...
- Copper industry body hails National Green Tribunal order on Tuticorin plant"It is a very positive move. We welcome the order. Due to the closure the import and prices of copper had gone up," Sanjeev Ranjan, ICA Ind...
- Sterlite's Tuticorin plant closure spiked sulphuric acid prices 4-fold in 6 mths: CEOThe copper smelter was producing 1.2 million tonne (MT) of sulphuric acid per annum, half of this was sold on a commercial basis; and 2,30,...
- Tata Chemicals Haldia plant to remain shut till April 15Tata Chemicals today said its fertiliser plant at Haldia will remain shut till April 15 due to relocation of ammonia pipeline as well as an...
- Tata Chemical plant at Babrala in Uttar Pradesh resumes operationThe company last month temporarily shut down its fertiliser plant at Babrala for about 30 days due to regular maintenance work.
- Tata Chemicals temporarily shuts down Uttar Pradesh plantTata Chemicals today said it has temporarily shut down its fertiliser plant at Babrala in Uttar Pradesh for about 30 days due to regular ma...
- ONGC to cut gas production by 40 per centThe company plans to carry out repair work on the 42-inch pipeline that carries natural gas from the Bassein field to Hazira, from July 7 t...
- Chambal Fertilisers shuts down urea plant in KotaThe plant has been closed down from February 8 and expected resume operations during last week of March or first week of April 2015, the co...
- EGoM meeting on fuel-starved power plants postponedA meeting of the Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) which was to consider making available natural gas to fuel-starved power plants, has b...
- Zuari Agro plant remains shut due to water crisisFertiliser and seeds company Zuari Agro Chemicals today said the urea/ammonia plant in Goa, which was shutdown for annual maintenance, coul...
- Zuari Agro Chemicals Q4 net loss at Rs 6.65 croreZuari Agro Chemicals today reported a standalone net loss of Rs 6.65 crore for the fourth quarter of the 2012-13 fiscal.
- Reliance completes turnaround of its oil production facilityRIL has completed turnaround of its production facility at an oil field in its showpiece KG-D6 block off the Andhra coast.
- Reliance Industries shuts oil production facilities at an oil field in KG-D6Reliance Industries has shutdown production facilities at an oil field in its showpiece KG-D6 block off the Andhra coast for maintenance wi...
- Tata Chemicals: Input costs and plant shutdowns hurt profitLeading soda ash manufacturer Tata Chemicals reported disappointing numbers for the September 2010 quarter as its profits plunged despite a...
- Tata Chemicals net slips 43% to Rs 127 crTata Chemicals has recorded a 43% drop in net profit in the second quarter of the current fiscal due to sharp rise in raw material cost eve...
- 17 urea plants closed, 11 may shut shop on fuel supply cutoffUrea production in the country has ground to a virtual standstill with 17 out of a total 28 urea plants, mainly on the HBJ pipeline, shutti...
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