India sources crude from 41 nations, LNG from 15 to cut energy dependency

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India is broadening its energy import base by procuring crude oil from 41 countries and liquefied natural gas from 15, reducing dependence on any single supplier or trade route. The strategy is aimed at shielding the country from supply disruptions and volatile global energy markets. Alongside import diversification, the Indian government is investing in new domestic infrastructure to expand crude oil storage capacity. Together, these measures are designed to strengthen India's overall energy security and resilience to external shocks.

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