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•	Power, steel companies set to gain as GST Council keeps coal in lowest tax slab of 5 per cent
•	RP Sanjiv Goenka Group announces restructuring of flagship CESC Ltd
•	ISA planning insurance mechanism for risk mitigation for solar power plants
•	Iran and India further talks on oil and gas cooperation, Farzad B Gas field
•	CPSEs may have to shell out extra dividends, go for buybacks

Oil & Gas
•	Bio-diesel Indizel promoters plan eye 10 per cent of Indian diesel market in 7 years
•	Fake site on PMUY continues to dupe luring with gas agency
•	Oil prices climb on hopes output cuts will be extended
•	Petrobras turnaround could yield first dividend in years in 2017
•	Libya's NOC chief defiant in dispute with Tripoli government, Wintershall
•	UK's Conservatives to support shale energy, cap household energy tariffs
•	Origin Energy sells Australia gas pipeline network for $291 million
•	Right-wing opposition parties plan to merge in Canada's oil-rich Alberta

Renewable
•	Boost to India's renewables plan as Chinese investments shift to solar
•	India eyes cooperation with Africa on international solar alliance
•	Space Application Centre inks MoU with Adani to optimize solar power generation
•	In a first, UNHCR announces Jordan refugee camp with renewable energy
•	French energy minister must stick to Macron's programme on nuclear energy - govt
•	Reversing climate change with carbon-sucking plantations not realistic, scientists warn

Power
•	Cyber security audits on power transmission communication systems from July
•	General Electric to assemble gas turbines in Nigeria next year
•	Environment minister Anil Madhav Dave passes away
•	Blackout in Bengaluru as power station collapses
•	Work on waste-to-energy project to begin this month in Kochi

Coal
•	OPINION: Coal auction better than allocation; govt should also get on with merchant mining
•	Queensland government offers Adani 'royalties holiday': Report