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HPCL on track for 4Q start of Rajasthan petchem units

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By Mónica Germany, Sourasis Bose
| World Ports Organization
Mumbai, 1 July (Argus) — Indian state-owned refiner Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) remains on course to start its petrochemicals unit at its new Pachpadra refinery in the western state of Rajasthan during the fourth quarter of 2026. The new refinery — HPCL Rajasthan Refinery (HRRL) — was expected to start in April but was delayed till 4 July after a fire broke out in the heat exchangers stack in April.
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India restores industrial LPG supply as imports rise

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By Priya Rajan, Rituparna Ghosh, Sourasis Bose
| World Ports Organization
New Delhi, 26 June (Argus) — The Indian government has restored LPG supplies to industrial and commercial consumers to pre-war levels, supported by rising imports this month, according to a government notification issued late on 25 June. New Delhi has also directed refiners to limit the diversion of propane and butane streams to LPG production and use them instead as petrochemical feedstock, reversing its earlier mandate to prioritise LPG output, the notification added.
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India mulls extension of petchem import duty waiver

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By Mónica Germany, Sourasis Bose, Michael Vitiello
| World Ports Organization
Mumbai, 11 June (Argus) — The Indian government may extend a waiver granted to petrochemical imports beyond its present deadline of 30 June if supply disruptions related to the Iran war persist, a senior government official said earlier this week. New Delhi is watching the developments in the Middle East closely and is open to extending the temporary relief beyond the current deadline, said deputy director of India’s commerce department Ravi Teja at a press conference on 9 June.
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