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December 04, 2013

India assures 'stable' environment to energy investors
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 03, 2013
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promised investors Tuesday that the government will provide a "stable and enabling environment" for exploration of new sources of fuel for the energy-hungry nation. India, which imports about 80 percent of its oil needs and more than half of its natural gas requirements, is expected to be the third-largest energy consumer by 2020, Singh told a gas energy conference in New Delhi. To meet India's energy needs to power its large economy, the government is encou ... read more

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