Indian Refineries Operate at 108% Capacity to Meet Surging Diesel Demand and Tight Fuel Markets Due to Middle East Crisis
An executive at Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) stated on Wednesday at the APPEC oil conference in Singapore that Indian refineries have been operating at 105% to 108% of their capacity over the past six months. The executive added that MRPL would continue to operate above 100% capacity until March 2027. Currently, all Indian refiners are prioritizing diesel production to meet domestic demand and address the tight global supply of middle distillates.
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