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•	OVL to invest over $3 bln in Iran gas block; submits revised plan
•	RIL gets green nod for Rs 13,250 crore Dahej unit expansion project
•	Nepal to import electricity worth NRS 15 billion from India current fiscal
•	India-UK launch 240 mln pounds joint fund for green energy
•	BJP alleges "power scam" worth crores in Uttarakhand

Oil & Gas
•	Guar farmers in Rajasthan villages cheer oil rig rise in North America
•	Oil prices fall as Libya's output rebound boosts supply
•	London to bring forward new levy on most polluting cars
•	Mobile reactor to convert waste plastic to diesel set to debut
•	Exxon Mobil Corp in talks to expand into Brazil oil resources - WSJ
•	Shell to fuel world's first LNG-powered Aframax oil tankers
•	Qatar restarts development of world's biggest gas field after 12-year freeze
•	AG&P Announces Integrated Plug-and-Play Solutions for LNG Supply Network in Asia

Renewable
•	NTPC makes wind energy debut, commissions first project in Gujarat
•	Fortum commissions 70 MW solar power plant in Rajasthan
•	New software for solar power billing from May in Haryana
•	Soon, your car could be powered by sugarcanes

Power
•	Congress demands rollback of hiked power rates in Uttarakhand
•	DVC power generation grows 21 per cent in FY17
•	Power generation stopped in Kudankulam unit-2 due to snag
•	Punjab power Minister rules out hike in power tariff
•	Facebook, Microsoft helping to bring green power microgrids to India
•	New industrial policy for UP soon: Power Minister
•	EU nations consider lowering energy savings targets - Draft
•	No clarity on China, but India makes friends in Nuclear Suppliers Group

Coal
•	CIL hopes about higher coal demand in FY18
•	After Australian cyclone, coking coal spikes as China chases U.S. supplies
•	BHP declares force majeure on Bowen Basin coal deliveries