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Even as the world faced one of the worst energy crises and disrupted supply chains, India under the leadership of PM Sh @narendramodi Ji effectively shielded the energy consumers from any negative impact. Despite doomsday predictions by the naysayers, our people, particularly those on the margins, were insulated and protected.
The instinct of PM Modi Ji, to safeguard Indian consumers, has held through almost four months of the largest energy disruption in modern history.
This was possible only because the ground had been prepared in the years before. The widening of our crude basket from 27 countries to 41, the doubling of our import terminals, and the pipelines and reserves built across a decade under Modi were not abstractions when the strait finally closed; they were the very reason the lights stayed on.
A crisis of this magnitude shows a country its real mettle. India endured the closure of Hormuz and supplied itself through it without any shortages anywhere in the country. Today the stocks are full, the pumps are open, and the Indian consumer has paid less for energy through this crisis than any consumer in the world.
👍A very courageous and bold central excise cut of ₹10 a litre in March absorbed substantial part of the price shock.
👍Cooking gas going to homes was protected in full and digital authentication code was made mandatory to prevent diversion of this precious supply by black marketers.
👍25 days and 45 days limit was imposed so that every citizen gets cylinders when he needs it but no one is able to hoard cylinders.
👍LPG Control Order was passed on 8 March, which mandated all refineries to divert all their C3-C4 carbon streams to maximise LPG production.
👍Refineries that had never made cooking gas were reconfigured within a few days and production was raised from 35 TMT a day to 54 TMT a day.
👍Over 12 Indian LPG vessels were quietly moved out of Hormuz without paying any tolls.
👍Vessels were sent even as cargoes were being secured from the US, inside Hormuz to get new cargos and fresh supply lines were opened with several countries such as Algeria, Japan and Canada.
👍Entire government came together to enable shift to piped gas connections through faster municipal permissions.
A crisis of this magnitude shows a country its real mettle. When the history of this conflict comes to be written, one line deserves to survive: the largest energy shock in living memory reached our shores and 150 crore Indian citizens were shielded.
My piece in today’s edition of @EconomicTimes
https://t.co/4qN4gC0UqW
@PMOIndia@PetroleumMin@PIB_India@MIB_India@mygovindia
Adani Ports Strengthens Its ESG Leadership with a CareEdge Score of 84.3
Adani Ports has secured a CareEdge ESG score of 84.3, improving by 3.3 points to earn the highest ESG 1+ ("Leadership") rating.
The upgrade reflects stronger environmental performance, improved employee initiatives and robust governance across its port and logistics network.
Adani Ports has been upgraded to the CareEdge ESG 1+ (“Leadership”) rating, with its ESG score improving from 81 to 84.3.
Adani Ports strengthened its environmental performance by reducing emissions, energy, water and waste intensity, while increasing the use of renewable energy.
Sustainability is being embedded across Adani Ports’ value chain, driving responsible and efficient operations.
Adani Ports enhanced employee well-being through expanded safety training, stronger grievance mechanisms, improved diversity, pay equity and employee engagement.
A strong governance framework, backed by Board-level ESG oversight and governance training, continues to reinforce accountability and transparency.
The upgrade reflects Adani Ports’ consistent progress in ESG performance and best-in-class disclosures.
This recognition reinforces Adani Ports’ leadership in building sustainable, resilient and future-ready ports and logistics infrastructure.
🚨Sagar Adani Calls for Faster Electrification at Global Energy Dialogue in London
Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) convened its inaugural Adani Green Energy Dialogue at London's Science Museum during London Climate Action Week, where Executive Director Sagar Adani called for accelerated electrification to strengthen energy security, affordability and sustainability.
Highlighting the importance of renewable energy integrated with battery and pumped storage systems, Sagar Adani said reliable, round-the-clock clean power will be essential to meeting rising global electricity demand. He reaffirmed AGEL's target of achieving 50 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, led by the world's largest renewable energy project at Khavda, Gujarat.
The dialogue, organised in partnership with the Energy Transitions Commission, brought together policymakers, investors, industry leaders and climate experts to discuss policies, financing and infrastructure needed to speed up the global clean energy transition.
Sagar Adani also highlighted the Adani Group's commitment of over US$100 billion towards energy transition and related infrastructure, including renewable energy, storage, green hydrogen, transmission and digital infrastructure. The event concluded with a visit to the Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery at the Science Museum, which has welcomed over one million visitors since opening in March 2024.
Sagar Adani Highlights One of the World's Largest Private Energy Transition Investments
Backed by a $100 billion commitment, the Adani Group is expanding renewable energy, storage, transmission and green hydrogen to power India's clean energy future.
The long-term strategy aims to deliver reliable, affordable and sustainable energy while accelerating the nation's energy transition.
Sagar Adani: India's Energy Transition Demands One of the World's Largest Capacity Expansions
India will need nearly 2,000 GW of new power capacity over the next 20 years... equivalent to adding around 100 GW every year... to meet rising electricity demand.
Sagar Adani said achieving this will require rapid electrification backed by a diversified energy mix and long-term infrastructure investment.
The Scale of Adani's Energy Transition, Explained by Sagar Adani
A successful energy transition requires more than clean power generation... it demands investment across storage, transmission and emerging energy technologies.
Sagar Adani said Adani's long-term strategy is focused on building an integrated energy ecosystem for India's future.
Sagar Adani: India's Energy Future Must Be Built on Domestic Resources
As India moves towards greater electrification, reducing dependence on imported energy will be critical for long-term resilience.
Sagar Adani called for an energy backbone powered by renewables, hydro, efficient thermal and nuclear energy.
Sagar Adani Outlines Adani's Multi-Technology Energy Strategy
Building a resilient energy future requires investments across the entire energy value chain, not just renewable generation.
Sagar Adani said Adani is expanding renewable energy, storage, transmission, green hydrogen and nuclear to meet India's rapidly growing electricity demand.
Sagar Adani Explains Why Integrated Investments Matter
Future energy systems require reliable generation, modern grids and large-scale storage working together.
Sagar Adani said Adani's investments are aimed at building an end-to-end energy ecosystem capable of powering India's growth.
How Sagar Adani Plans to Power India's Energy Future
The Adani Group is investing across renewable energy, transmission, storage, green hydrogen and nuclear to create a diversified energy portfolio.
Sagar Adani said this integrated model will help strengthen India's energy security while supporting long-term economic growth.
🚨 A US legal expert says the New York judge's request for more details in the 🇮🇳 Gautam Adani case is a routine procedural step and is unlikely to stop the US DoJ from dropping the charges.
The DoJ has until July 13 to explain its decision, with the case expected to be dismissed within weeks.
US Lawyer Says Judge's Query Is Routine, Adani Case Dismissal Still Likely
A US federal judge asking the Department of Justice for more details is a standard procedural step under Rule 48(a), according to senior US lawyer Chris Man.
He says courts have very limited authority to force prosecutors to continue a case once the DoJ decides to drop it, making dismissal in the Adani case likely within weeks.
500 Pages Of Evidence Helped Shape DoJ's Decision In Adani Case
Between February and April 2026, Adani's legal team submitted nearly 500 pages of legal arguments, facts and expert opinions challenging the government's case.
Those submissions highlighted jurisdictional issues,