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Petrol, diesel price today: gasoline prices remained unchanged for a week on Wednesday, April 13, while diesel prices today also followed a signal. The price of gasoline in Delhi stands high at Rs 105.41 per liter, and at a record RS 120.51 per liter in Mumbai. Diesel prices also maintained the status quo at Rs 96.67 per liter in Delhi and at Rs 104.77 per liter in Mumbai.
In other parts of the country, gasoline in Kolkata was being sold at Rs 115.12 per liter and diesel at Rs 99.83 per liter on Sunday. In Chennai too, one liter of gasoline is retail at the previous price of Rs 110.89 and Diesel at Rs 100.94 per liter, according to notification of state-owned oil marketing companies.
In Lucknow, the price of gasoline was at Rs 105.25 per liter, while Diesel sold at Rs 96.83 per liter. In Bengaluru, the price of gasoline is at Rs 111.09 per liter and the diesel level reaches Rs 94.79 per liter. In Gandhinagar, gasoline was at Rs 105.29 per liter and diesel at Rs 99.64 per liter
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati has partnered with NTPC limited to designing and developing a very energy-efficient factory for CO2 capture of power plants. It has the potential to save a lot of foreign exchange for the nation, claim the institute. The results of this project will benefit oil, natural gas, biogas industry, and petroleum refineries. This development has
potential impact to combat global climate change.
Domestic gasoline and diesel rates are directly compared to international crude oil prices, and with oil prices soaring in the past two months, state-owned fuel retailers need price increases only to reach the break-even point.
Now, with gasoline and diesel prices increased by rs 10 per liter of more than 14 revisions since March 22, the source told CNBC-TV18 that “the increase in sustainable fuel prices may not be needed if crude oil prices are stable at the current level”.
According to the source quoted by the channel, the price of domestic retail fuel is currently captured with international crude oil at $ 95 per barrel. With the price of Brent crude last week no more than $ 100 per barrel, the source showed that domestic fuel prices could return to frozen for some time.
