Ioc Pipeline

A 100-foot tunnel has been constructed to steal crude oil from the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) pipeline, police here on Tuesday said.

A man was arrested by the Delhi Police within 48 hours of the Indian Oil Corporation reporting an incident of theft from the Delhi-Panipat section of its pipeline on October 4.

Officials of Indian Oil Corporation said that both upstream and downstream location valves have been closed and situation is under control.

IOC has said that it will invest Rs 9,028 crore for laying a new crude oil pipeline from Mundra in Gujarat to Panipat in Haryana

In a separate filing, Indian Oil announced today that it will invest Rs 9,028 crore for setting up a crude oil pipeline from Mundra to Panipat

Core assets of major PSUs like NHAI, AAI, NTPC and Indian Oil Corporation have been identified by government for monetisation till 2025

IOC operates a pipeline network of 14,600 kilometres with a capacity to transport 94.42 million tonnes per annum of crude and fuels and 21.69 million cubic metres per day of gas.

Reliance Industries has sought access to the India's longest LPG pipeline that Indian Oil Corp (IOC) is laying from Gujarat to Gorakhpur in eastern Uttar Pradesh to cater to the growing demand for cooking gas in the country.

Indian Oil plans to import LPG at Kandla in Gujarat and move it through the 1,987 kilometer pipeline to Gorakhpur via Ahmedabad (in Gujarat), Ujjain, Bhopal (in Madhya Pradesh), Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi and Lucknow (in Uttar Pradesh).

State-owned Indian Oil Corp (IOC) on Monday signed an agreement with Bangladesh Petroleum Corp (BPC) to set up an LPG import terminal at Chittagong and lay a pipeline from there to Tripura.

Large-scale pilferage of pipeline oil was busted in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar area following a joint operation by Delhi Police and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) officials.

Indian Oil Corporation, the country's largest oil firm, will invest Rs 1.75 lakh crore over the next seven years on expanding refinery capacity, building petrochemical plants and laying pipelines, a company official said.

State-run Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has opposed the move by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board to declare 20 of its petroleum product pipelines as common carrier to allow third-party access for transportation of fuel, saying the move will hamper refinery industry and may lead to supply issues.

The proposed Paradip-Durgapur LPG pipeline will be ready by the next year to boost supplies, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) chairman B Ashok said on Saturday.

IOC has now agreed to pick up the tab of Rs 200 crore for the pipeline in exchange of Nepal committing to buy products for at least 15 years.

A 100-foot tunnel has been constructed to steal crude oil from the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) pipeline, police here on Tuesday said.

A man was arrested by the Delhi Police within 48 hours of the Indian Oil Corporation reporting an incident of theft from the Delhi-Panipat section of its pipeline on October 4.

Officials of Indian Oil Corporation said that both upstream and downstream location valves have been closed and situation is under control.

IOC has said that it will invest Rs 9,028 crore for laying a new crude oil pipeline from Mundra in Gujarat to Panipat in Haryana

In a separate filing, Indian Oil announced today that it will invest Rs 9,028 crore for setting up a crude oil pipeline from Mundra to Panipat

Core assets of major PSUs like NHAI, AAI, NTPC and Indian Oil Corporation have been identified by government for monetisation till 2025

IOC operates a pipeline network of 14,600 kilometres with a capacity to transport 94.42 million tonnes per annum of crude and fuels and 21.69 million cubic metres per day of gas.

Reliance Industries has sought access to the India's longest LPG pipeline that Indian Oil Corp (IOC) is laying from Gujarat to Gorakhpur in eastern Uttar Pradesh to cater to the growing demand for cooking gas in the country.

Indian Oil plans to import LPG at Kandla in Gujarat and move it through the 1,987 kilometer pipeline to Gorakhpur via Ahmedabad (in Gujarat), Ujjain, Bhopal (in Madhya Pradesh), Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi and Lucknow (in Uttar Pradesh).

State-owned Indian Oil Corp (IOC) on Monday signed an agreement with Bangladesh Petroleum Corp (BPC) to set up an LPG import terminal at Chittagong and lay a pipeline from there to Tripura.

Large-scale pilferage of pipeline oil was busted in west Delhi's Uttam Nagar area following a joint operation by Delhi Police and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) officials.

Indian Oil Corporation, the country's largest oil firm, will invest Rs 1.75 lakh crore over the next seven years on expanding refinery capacity, building petrochemical plants and laying pipelines, a company official said.

State-run Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has opposed the move by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board to declare 20 of its petroleum product pipelines as common carrier to allow third-party access for transportation of fuel, saying the move will hamper refinery industry and may lead to supply issues.

The proposed Paradip-Durgapur LPG pipeline will be ready by the next year to boost supplies, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) chairman B Ashok said on Saturday.

IOC has now agreed to pick up the tab of Rs 200 crore for the pipeline in exchange of Nepal committing to buy products for at least 15 years.