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    CBN lays out development vision for Andhra: Want to emerge as infra hub of the nation
    Forget solar and wind: India bets on heat buried deep underground for round-the-clock clean electricity; here's the big plan

    India is stepping up efforts to tap its estimated 10.6 GW geothermal energy potential, with its first two geothermal wells commissioned in Ladakh's Puga Valley in July 2026. The government is also supporting pilot projects across Gujarat, Arunachal Pradesh and Telangana, while its 2025 National Geothermal Energy Policy aims to promote research, technology development and private investment in the sector.

    OIL CMD Ranjit Rath outlines the company's growth priorities

    OIL is eyeing higher domestic oil and gas production, accelerated exploration including deep and ultra-deepwater opportunities, strengthening of its integrated energy value chain and selective expansion in clean energy.

    Not just Andaman: After fresh gas finds, India expands oil and gas hunt along east coast

    India is intensifying efforts to discover new oil and gas reserves along its eastern offshore frontier by reprocessing decades-old seismic data and conducting fresh deep-water surveys. This major program across key sedimentary basins aims to reduce import dependence by unlocking untapped hydrocarbon resources beneath the seabed. The initiative is expected to be completed over 36 months.

    Oil India ropes in France's TotalEnergies for deepsea oil, gas hunt

    The partnership covers the ongoing appraisal programme of gas find in shallow offshore blocks in the Andaman basin, as well as exploration in Oil India's ultradeep-water blocks in the Mahanadi and Krishna Godavari basins, awarded in the ninth round of the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP). The agreement also includes the evaluation of opportunities under the ongoing OALP-X and future bid rounds, and support for the company's stratigraphic well drilling initiative.

    Cleaning of 6 major river basins on cards, govt ropes in 12 institutes to conduct study

    Following the success of the Ganga River Basin Management Plan framed by a consortium of seven IITs led by IIT Kanpur, the government on Wednesday signed agreements with different technical institutes for preparing the outlines of river basin management plans for the Narmada, Godavari, Krishna, Cauvery, Periyar, and the Mahanadi.

    The Economic Times
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