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Fuelling the future: Why India needs maritime muscle as its oil thirst grows

India has significant reliance on imports to meet its energy requirements, with nearly 89% of the crude oil used being imported. This dependence extends to other key fuels as well, with about 50% of natural gas and approximately 59% of Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) needs met through imports. Moreover, India is also a major exporter of petroleum products, shipping around 65 million metric tonnes (MMT) annually. This is largely due to its strong domestic refining capacity, which is the fourth largest globally.

India, Ghana embrace framework for energy transition, industrialisation

The Indian Government has welcomed the elevation of bilateral ties with Ghana to the level of a comprehensive partnership, promising to assist the country for a successful energy transition. Mr Manish Gupta, the Indian High Commissioner, said the authorities would work jointly under the new partnership framework, sharing development experiences and technology transfer to achieve […]