The world is likely to see peak demand for petrol by the late 2020s and for diesel by 2035, a senior petroleum ministry official said Thursday
India's fuel consumption fell for the second month in a row in February to its lowest since September as record-high prices hindered demand recovery. Petroleum product consumption fell 4.9 per cent to 17.21 million tonnes in February as demand for both petrol and diesel fell, according to data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) of the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. Petrol and diesel prices across the country rose to their highest levels last month before state-owned fuel retailers put on hold any further price increase ostensibly to contain political fallout for the ruling party in the ensuing assembly elections in states like West Bengal. Diesel, the most used fuel in the country, fell 8.5 per cent to 6.55 million tonnes while petrol consumption was down 6.5 per cent to 2.4 million tonnes. Naphtha sales remained unchanged but the sale of bitumen - used for making roads - was down 11 per cent. Cooking gas LPG sales were up 7.6 per cent. Crude oil suppliers
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India's fuel demand in September rose for the first time since June as easing restrictions supported economic activity and travel, but consumption remained weaker than a year earlier
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On a year-on-year basis, demand for diesel registered its fourth straight decline in June at 15.4%
Cooking gas or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) sales increased 15.7 per cent to 2.08 million tonnes
Fuel consumption, a proxy for oil demand in Asia's third biggest economy, totalled 14.65 million tonnes in May, 47.4% higher than in April but still 23.3% lower than a year earlier
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Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 9.2 percent higher from a year earlier at 2.53 million tonnes.
Diesel, the most used fuel in the country, saw demand drop by 3.2 per cent to 5.8 million tonnes, while naphtha sales were down by a quarter to 844,000 tonnes
Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 2.0 per cent higher from a year earlier at 2.46 million tonnes.
Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 9.4% higher from a year earlier at 2.08 million tonnes
Sales of bitumen, used for making roads, were 16.4 per cent up, while fuel oil use edged unchanged in November
Diesel sales in September surged 16.5% to 6.08 MT while petrol consumption jumped 17.85% to 2.14 MT
Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 17.9 percent higher from a year earlier at 2.14 million tonnes
Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 11.9% higher from a year earlier at 2.07 mn tonnes