India is preparing to increase diesel exports from 2027 as state-owned refiners expand production, potentially easing pressure on fuel-starved markets. Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said new facilities and refinery upgrades will add substantial diesel-making capacity. Indian Oil expects higher output after expansions, while Hindustan Petroleum’s new Rajasthan refinery is set to ramp up. India has become one of the world’s largest diesel exporters. However, supply pressures may persist: geopolitical conflicts and refinery disruptions have tightened markets, and increased Indian exports may not eliminate shortages or high prices.
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