The fresh prince of Shell India
No one younger has been picked to lead a top energy company in India than Nitin Prasad. His goal: To steer the Anglo-Dutch giant beyond oil and gas into new frontiers like technology and biofuels.
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IOC steps on the gas
The dip in oil prices was the opportunity the country’s largest refiner-retailer was waiting for. It is making the most of it by striking deals overseas and consolidating its position.
Lithium's positive charge
Move over petrol wars. Cars running on LI-ION batteries are poised to power the future.
Indian Oil gears up to meet new fuel standards
An almost arbitrary decision to leapfrog fuel standards has managed to disrupt two large industries—oil and auto manufacturing. It’s good news for the environment, but for companies it means a huge drain on resources. And it all starts with Indianoil.
Doing business in Russia
A handful of Indian firms are braving the battered country. Can they salvage one of the greatest lost opportunities in India Inc.’s history?
Shell's power lady
Shell in India has been a fringe player in a business dominated by state-owned biggies. Yasmine Hilton plans to change that by redrawing the company’s game plan.
The meltdown
Once among the most promising private sector power players, Lanco Infratech is today in deep trouble. Bad business calls, over-leveraging, government apathy, and a poor economy have pushed it to the brink of disaster. Will it go under or can it be saved?
Indian oil’s skunk works
Inside the oil company’s lab that’s seeking an alternative fuel source.
