India's Fuel Consumption Rises 8.3% In January

Petrol and diesel consumption in January grew 9.6% and 3.45% year on year, respectively.

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India's total consumption of petroleum products, a proxy for domestic oil demand, rose 8.3% year-on-year in January 2024.

Total domestic oil demand stood at 20.04 million tonne in January, compared to 18.51 million tonne a year ago, according to latest date posted by the Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell on Feb 2.

However, sequentially, the total consumption was down 0.1% after hitting a seven-month high in December.

Product-Wise Sales Break Up (YoY) 

  • High speed diesel up 3.45% to 7.43 million tonne, accounting for 37.1% of total consumption.

  • Motor spirit, a proxy for petrol, up 9.6% to 3.1 million tonne, accounting for 15.5% of the total consumption.

  • Petroleum coke grew 21.58% to 1.68 million tonne, contributing 8.4% to total consumption vs 7.5% in January 2023.

  • Consumption of liquefied petroleum gas grew 7.6% to 2.7 million tonne, accounting for 13.5% of total consumption.

  • Naphtha grew 15.13%, accounting for 6.5% of total consumption.

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Mihika Barve
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