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India’s oil reserves at 64% capacity, with expansion plans to boost security amid global supply risks.
India’s strategic oil reserves are at 64% capacity, holding about 3.37 million tonnes of crude across three facilities, with plans to add 6.5 million tonnes through new projects in Odisha and Karnataka.
The reserves, designed to cover roughly 9.5 days of domestic supply, are part of a broader energy security strategy amid global disruptions, especially near the Strait of Hormuz.
India, the world’s third-largest oil importer, now sources crude from 41 countries, including the U.S., Brazil, Canada, and West Africa, reducing reliance on the Middle East.
The government emphasizes diversification, domestic production, and clean energy initiatives to mitigate supply risks and economic impacts.
Las reservas de petróleo de la India están al 64% de su capacidad, con planes de expansión para impulsar el almacenamiento y diversificar las importaciones en medio de los riesgos de suministro global.