Sri Lanka gets first LNG Terminal
Sri Lanka will receive its first natural gas terminal providing a source of fuel for the country’s power plants under a framework agreement signed with
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Sri Lanka will receive its first natural gas terminal providing a source of fuel for the country’s power plants under a framework agreement signed with
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has sought approval for a multibillion rupee storage and distribution terminal in a 100 acre land in Trincomalee with the
The June 30 notification by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) easing the curbs on import of RBD (refined, bleached and deodorised) palm oil
The civil aviation ministry has set up a sub-group comprising members from domestic air cargo agents body DACAAI, AAI logistics arm AAICLAS, various airlines and
The PP plant is part of IOC’s Barauni refinery expansion, raising crude processing capacity by 60,000 b/d to 180,000 b/d by 2024. India is expanding its
India’s coffee exports increased 16 per cent for the first six months of calendar 2021 to $460.89 million over same period last year’s $395 million,
Coal India Ltd (CIL) on Monday said a rake consisting of around 4,000 tonnes of coal left for Bangladesh last week, the first after the state-owned
The tea industry is worried over rising imports of the beverage but the “alarming development” is something that cannot be wished away since most of
A lack of necessary infrastructure and insufficient equipment for the weighing and handling of goods are behind the slow movement of cargo under the transshipment
Sri Lanka will receive its first natural gas terminal providing
The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC) has sought approval for a
The June 30 notification by the Directorate General of Foreign
The civil aviation ministry has set up a sub-group comprising
The PP plant is part of IOC’s Barauni refinery expansion, raising
India’s coffee exports increased 16 per cent for the first
Coal India Ltd (CIL) on Monday said a rake consisting of
A lack of necessary infrastructure and insufficient equipment for the
