IOC to start aviation fuel: People usually throw bad or used eating oil. But now this oil will be used to fly airplanes. The country’s largest refining and fuel marketing company Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has got its permission. The refinery at Panipat, Haryana has received an international certification to create a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). IOC has become the first company in India to get such a certification.

This recognition is given by ISCC CORSIA (ICAO). IOC chairman Arvinder Singh Sahni said that the company hopes that the fuel of the aircraft will start to form from the Panipat refinery by December this year.

How much fuel will be made?

Indian Oil estimates that the oil used by the end of the year will develop a capacity to make aircraft fuel per year. For this, bad oil will be collected from major food chains like big hotels, restaurants and Haldiram. This is the same oil that is not used again after frying and cooking.

The IOC chairman says that the oil used in the country is available in sufficient quantity. The real challenge is to collect it from small cities and towns. Special system is being developed for this.

What is a sustainable fuel?

Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is an alternative biofuel, which emits much less carbon than traditional jet fuel. It is produced from food used by food, agricultural residues and other bio-vest instead of petroleum sources. Adopting this will help in reducing the carbon footprint of the aviation industry.

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Us President Donald Trump on China: The base tariff of 25 percent is already applicable over India by US President Donald Trump. Along with this, due to purchasing oil from Russia, India has been imposed an additional 25 percent tariff as a penalty, which will be effective from August 27. On the other hand, no action has been taken on China from the US so far. Both India and China from Russia are big buyers of oil. In such a situation, President Trump has given a big statement about China on Friday.

When will Panelty be applied on China?

He said that due to buying oil from Russia, there is no need to install tariffs immediately on countries like China and they can see the matter again in the next two-three weeks.

President Trump threatened to re -ban Moscow again, saying that if steps are not taken to end the Ukraine war, then first restrictions would be imposed on Russia and then the countries who buy oil from it. Significantly, Moscow’s largest buyers remain Asian countries, India and China.

Trump said- will consider in two to three weeks

In response to a question asked by Fox News, “Can you consider putting tariffs like India on China even after not getting meaningful results in the meeting held in Alaska with Russia?” – President Trump said that on the basis of a meeting with Putin, it would not be appropriate to take a decision to put a tariff immediately on China. This can be thought of in the next two-three weeks, but there is no need to consider it at the moment.

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Indian oil corporation on operation sindoor: Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest oil company, said on Friday that petrol, diesel and LPG (LPG) are available in sufficient quantity in the country and there is no need to shop much in panic. This statement was released on social media after the arrival of reports and videos that claimed that there were queues of people to get fuel at the petrol pump due to increasing tension between India and Pakistan.

Fuel and LPG are available at all our outlets- IOC

The IOC gave information on the social media platform ‘X’, “Indian Oil has enough fuel reserves across the country and all our supply lines are working smoothly. There is no need to shop in panic. Fuel and LPG are available at all our ‘outlets’. ”Especially in the states bordering Pakistan, people started shopping in panic.

The Pakistan Army carried out several attacks in the entire western border region using drones and weapons on the night of eight-nine May, after which blackouts were made in many cities of Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab. The Indian Army said that the attacks have been “effectively failed”.

Adequate fuel available in nationwide network- BPCL

This increased the tension among the people and in panic, people started shopping for fuel. The IOC said, “Stay calm and avoid unnecessary crowds, help us serve you better. This will keep our supply line running uninterrupted and ensure uninterrupted fuel access to all. ”Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) assured in the statement that sufficient amount of petrol, diesel, CNG and LPG are available in its huge nationwide network.

The company said in the statement, “All the fuel stations and LPG distributors of BPCL are working smoothly across the country. Consumers are fully capable of meeting the energy needs. There is no reason to shop in anxiety or nervousness. Our supply chain operations remain strong and efficient, which ensures uninterrupted supply. We urge all the customers to keep it … ‘

Tension increased between India and Pakistan

Significantly, India on Thursday night thwarted Pakistan’s efforts to attack with drones and missiles at military sites including Jammu and Pathankot. Earlier, India had thwarted similar efforts at 15 places in the northern and western regions of the country. Meanwhile, tension has increased between the two countries. Earlier, the Indian armed forces avenged the Pahalgam terrorist attack and carried out missile attacks on nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir under ‘Operation Sindoor’.

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Russian crude oil: Indian port officials on Thursday (March 27, 2025) stopped an old tanker filled with Russian crude oil from taking entry due to insufficient documents. Sources familiar with the case have given this information. This does not usually happen. This indicates strictly checking of ships carrying dandruff oil.

Indian Oil Corporation had to deliver

India is the largest buyer of Russian crude oil. Oil is supplied to India from Russia to the sea. In 2024, India has imported about 35 percent of the total amount of crude oil. India is the largest importer and consumer of crude oil worldwide.

According to shipping data, there was a loading of about 100,000 metric tonnes (or about 800,000 barrels) of Russian oil company Lukoil in the Northern Russian port Marmansk in the Andaman Skyz with Tanzania flags. For delivery to the Indian Oil Corporation, the ship was moving towards the Wadinar Bandgar in Gujarat. According to information received from sources, this ship was sent back.

Earlier this ship came to India in December

According to the port admission rules in India, ships more than 20 years old are required to receive maritime qualification certification from a member of the International Association of Classification Society or a unit authorized by the maritime administration of India.

Sources said that the Andaman Skyz, built in 2004, had come to India in December earlier. At that time, it had a Dakar class certification. It is India based, but it has not been recognized by Indian shipping officials. Let us know that due to the US sanctions imposed on Russia in January, the demand for Russian crude oil from big buyers like India and China has decreased. The purpose of this ban imposed by America was to directly attack the economy of Russia.

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