Hormuz LPG transit showing Indian gas tanker shipment through Strait amid geopolitical tensions

India LPG Tankers Hormuz Transit Continues Amid Rising Tensions

Hormuz LPG transit amid US–Iran conflict, India has successfully transported around 92,600 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) through the Strait of Hormuz using two Indian-flagged vessels. This development comes amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia, which have raised concerns over energy supply disruptions. The Hormuz LPG transit highlights India’s ability to maintain critical…

Hormuz Energy Risk showing India oil and LNG imports via non-Hormuz routes

Hormuz Energy Supply Risk: India Imports Continue Through Non-Hormuz Routes

The Hormuz Energy Supply Risk has raised concerns in global energy markets amid the ongoing West Asia crisis. However, India’s energy supplies remain stable despite the uncertainty. Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that India’s energy imports are continuing smoothly through non-Hormuz routes. According to the minister, the country currently faces…

India LPG production rise and LNG imports supply ship

India LPG Production Rises 10% Amid Commercial Gas Shortage

India LPG production has increased by around 10% as Indian refineries ramp up output amid concerns over commercial LPG shortages triggered by the ongoing West Asia conflict. According to government officials, refineries operated by Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum, and Hindustan Petroleum have increased production to stabilise supply across the country. India LPG Production Increased to…

LNG carrier ship transporting liquefied natural gas across ocean for India energy supply

India LNG Supply Crisis: Spot Cargo Challenges Threaten Fertilizer Production

India is facing a growing LNG supply crisis as companies struggle to secure spot cargoes amid volatile prices and repeated tender cancellations. This situation is now raising serious concerns for fertilizer production and industrial supply chains. India LNG Supply Crisis Intensifies Indian companies are finding it difficult to procure urgently needed LNG cargoes. The problem…

Celsius Tankers Orders 180,000 cu m LNG Carrier from Samsung Heavy Industries

Celsius Tankers has expanded its LNG fleet with a fresh shipbuilding order. The company, part of Denmark-based Celsius Shipping, has contracted South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries for a new LNG carrier. The vessel will have a cargo capacity of 180,000 cubic metres. Moreover, the deal strengthens Celsius Tankers’ long-term expansion strategy in the LNG shipping…