Reliance Industries told India’s Supreme Court that selling natural gas to Reliance Natural Resources would violate government policy and disrupt supplies of the fuel to power and fertilizer companies. For full story, click here
Industrialist Anil Ambani’s energy firm, locked in a legal battle with his elder brother Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd over supply of natural gas from the Krishna-Godavari basin, Tuesday told the latter that the government had no role to play in the dispute. For full story, click here
With the Supreme Court fixing a date for hearing, the legal wrangle between Reliance Industries Ltd and Reliance Natural Resources Ltd over supply of natural gas does seems to have reached a crescendo. For full story, click here
The natural gas reserves at KG Basin, being developed and operated by Reliance Industries Ltd, is sufficient enough to meet the requirements of the industry after supplying the contracted amount of 28 MMSCMD of gas to Anil Ambani group company Reliance Natural Resources Ltd, declared a letter written by AN Sethuraman, group president of RNRL [...]
The natural gas reserves at KG Basin, being developed and operated by Reliance Industries Ltd, is sufficient enough to meet the requirements of the fertilizer industry after supplying the contracted amount of 28 MMSCMD of gas to Anil Ambani group company Reliance Natural Resources Ltd. declared a letter written by AN Sethuraman, group president of [...]
Reliance Natural Resources Ltd has declared that it has moved Supreme Court against a 15 June Bombay high court order on its three-year-old lawsuit against Reliance Industries Ltd over the price of natural gas. For full story, click here
The dispute between the Ambani brothers is headed to the Supreme Court, with Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries planning to challenge the Bombay High Court’s order asking it to sell natural gas at a sharply reduced price from its Krishna Godavari basin to Reliance Natural Resources (RNRL), a company owned by his younger brother, Anil. For [...]
Reliance Industries Ltd is likely to sign a gas sales and purchase agreement with state-owned power major NTPC to supply gas at the government-mandated price of $4.2 per million metric British thermal unit. For full story, click here
Reliance Industries Ltd’s gas output from its deep-sea field off India’s east coast is below capacity as supply agreements with some buyers still need to be finalised. For full story, click here
The fertiliser industry, which was granted the first right over gas from Reliance Industries’ D6 fields, on Wednesday voiced concern over the Anil Ambani-run RNRL getting the maximum gas allocation after the Bombay High Court order and sought firm assurance on uninterrupted supplies. For full story, click here
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