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Indian refineries run at up to 108% as diesel demand surges

Indian refineries are reportedly operating at up to 108% capacity while diesel demand rises. The development indicates significant pressure on fuel production and supply.

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Elevated refinery utilization and fuel demand could tighten regional energy markets and increase supply-chain pressure.

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  1. Baystreet.ca - India's Refineries Run at Up to 108% as Diesel Demand Surges ↗baystreet.ca · Recorded source date: Sep 10, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC

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