Freedom at last to export surplus oil products Vol 3, PW 20 (27 Oct 99) News in Brief The government has moved a step closer towards stripping the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) of its monopoly in the export of oil products.... Buy this article forRs490 $9 For a 30-article or annual subscription rates click here Next Reliance power projects near financial closure Back US embassy survey predicts boom in energy investments for India RelatedReliance lobbies to sell its surplus LPG as car fuel (08 Feb 07) Mangalore pays $27-$29 for OVL’s Sudan crude (04 Jun 03) Naik rejects power ministry idea for cheap naphtha (11 Sep 02) Mounting LPG stockpiles put Reliance in a corner (05 Jun 02) IOC and Reliance still deadlocked over post-APM (07 Nov 01) Reliance’s argument of unfair discrimination (18 Jul 01) Bharat Petroleum to shut refinery (15 Mar 00) Freedom at last to export surplus oil products (27 Oct 99) RELIANCE GETS NAPHTHA CONCESSION (09 Jun 99)
