The planned maintenance comes at a time when India is already grappling with supply challenges due to the ongoing Iran war, which has disrupted imports of crude oil, natural gas, and LPG. The shutdown is likely to tighten domestic fuel availability further, adding to concerns over energy security.
Nayara Energy, backed by Russia’s Rosneft, had earlier deferred the maintenance due to external constraints, but will now proceed with the halt. Industry sources indicate that while the company maintains some buffer stocks, the timing of the shutdown amid global supply disruptions could amplify pressure on the market.
With geopolitical tensions affecting key supply routes and limiting inflows from energy-rich regions, India’s fuel supply chain remains vulnerable. Other refiners are expected to adjust operations to help balance supply, but the temporary loss of capacity may still be felt across the domestic market
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