Latest Project Updates
New Coal Tar Distillation Project in Hooghly, West Bengal
Executive Summary: A new coal tar distillation project is proposed in West Bengal, involving the production of coal tar pitch, creosote oil, and napthalene. Estimated at Rs.570 million, construction is scheduled from October 2025 to October 2026. Currently, awaiting environmental clearance, the project aims to be situated in Balaji Industrial Complex, Hooghly.
Rs.630 Million New LPG Bottling and Storage Plant in Chitradurga, Karnataka
Executive Summary: A new LPG bottling and storage facility is being established in Metikurke Industrial Area, Chitradurga, Karnataka. The project, featuring a Mini OISD STD - 169A electronic carousel system, is estimated to cost ₹630 million. Land was allotted in January 2025, and construction began by April 2025 to enhance regional LPG supply infrastructure.
Rs.600 Million New Drilling of Exploratory Well development Project in Krishna, Andhra Pradesh
Executive Summary: A new exploratory well drilling project is planned in Chinapandraka, Kruthivennu, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. The initiative involves the development of well MSEG with an estimated investment of ₹600 million. As of April 2025, the necessary consent to establish the project has been obtained from the state pollution control authorities.
Rs.610 Million New Compressed Biogas Unit in Ambala, Haryana
Executive Summary: A new compressed biogas unit is planned for Barola, Mata Gujri Ji Marg, Ambala, Haryana. The project, estimated at Rs. 600 million, has received consent from the state pollution control authorities as of May 2024.
Petroleum Products Storage Expansion Project in Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh
Executive Summary: A petroleum storage expansion project is planned in Nakkandoddi, Guntakal, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh, with a Rs. 94.5 million investment. It includes increased capacities for Ethanol (4,200 KL), Sludge (250 KL), Bio-Diesel (1,050 KL), and N-Methyl Aniline (40 KL). As of April 2025, the project has received consent from state pollution control authorities for establishment.
New Aviation Fuelling Station Project in Gaya, Bihar
Executive Summary: A new aviation fuelling station is planned at Gaya Airport in Bihar, with a proposed capacity of 30 kiloliters per day. The project aims to enhance fuel supply efficiency for increasing air traffic. As of April 2025, the necessary consent from the state pollution control authorities has been obtained, allowing the project to move forward.
Rs.79120 Million Naphtha Cracker Unit Expansion Project in Panipat, Haryana
Executive Summary: A Naphtha Cracker Unit expansion project is planned in Panipat, Haryana, involving Phase-II expansion of the Naphtha Cracker Unit, capacity increase of the Poly-Propylene Unit, and the installation of a new Pre-Compounded High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Unit. The project, costing Rs. 79,120 million, will begin in June 2025 and conclude by June 2028. Environmental clearance is under review as of April 2025.
New Compressed Biogas Plant in Punjab
Executive Summary: A new Compressed Biogas Plant is planned in Mukarabpur, Punjab, with an annual production capacity of 2,600 metric tonnes. The plant aligns with the GOBARdhan initiative, promoting organic bio-agro resources. As of April 2025, the foundation stone for the project has been laid, marking the start of construction towards sustainable energy production and waste management.
Rs.580420 Million Naphtha Cracker Unit Expansion Project in Odisha
Executive Summary: A Naphtha Cracker Unit expansion project is set to be undertaken in Odisha with an estimated investment of Rs. 580,420 million. The initiative aims to enhance petrochemical production capacity in the region. As of April 2025, the project has received approval from the state pollution control authorities, paving the way for its establishment and future development.
Rs.160 Million New Oil and Gas Exploration Project Jorhat, Assam
Executive Summary: A new oil and gas exploration project is planned in Gharpholia Maibelia Gaon, Jorhat, Assam, involving drilling at NGJN-W 1 E Block. The project, with an estimated cost of Rs. 160 million, has received consent from state pollution control authorities as of April 2025. It aims to enhance local energy production.