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    CBM licensing round draws few bidders

    The latest coal bed methane (CBM) licensing round saw a disappointing turnout, with seven of thirteen blocks receiving no bids and four attracting only a single bidder. Only two blocks will experience competitive bidding, as just three companies participated in the Special CBM Bid Round 2026, despite more liberal terms.

    Reliance Industries to invest Rs 1,000 cr to stem coal bed methane output fall

    Reliance Industries (RIL) plans to invest more than ₹1,000 crore to enhance production from its coal bed methane (CBM) blocks in Sohagpur, Madhya Pradesh. Facing a decline in CBM output, RIL aims to increase production to 1 million standard cubic meters per day within three years by drilling new wells.

    GAIL, IGL walk away with Reliance gas; bid at USD 11 per million BTU

    GAIL (India) Ltd and Indraprastha Gas Ltd emerge as top bidders in Reliance Industries Ltd's recent e-auction of coal-bed methane gas. The auction, held for 0.90 million standard cubic meters per day, saw GAIL acquiring 0.63 mmscmd and IGL picking up 0.14 mmscmd. Bidders offered premiums of up to USD 11 per million British thermal unit, based on 12.67% of the Brent crude oil price. The gas supply contracts span 1 to 2 years from April 1.

    Government extends deadline for bid submission in eighth round of oilfield auctions to July 5

    The government has extended the deadline for bid submission in the eighth round of oilfield auctions to July 5, according to a notification by the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH). This is yet another extension for the auction, which was launched on July 7 last year.

    ONGC seeks minimum $17 price for coal gas from Bokaro

    ONGC and Indian Oil own 80% and 20% participating interest respectively in the CBM block in Bokaro, Jharkhand. Gas from the block can be sold at market rates. ONGC plans to conduct an e-auction for the sale of 0.20 million metric standard cubic meters per day (mmscmd) of CBM gas on July 20. The company can start delivering gas from December 15.

    CIL begins process of developing Rs 2,474 cr CBM projects

    Companies are invited to bid for exploration, development, production, marketing of the blocks, CIL said. While the investment for Jharia (Jharkhand) CBM project is estimated at Rs 1,879 crore, Raniganj (West Bengal) project estimated at Rs 595 crore.

    The Economic Times
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