Sanctions-hit Nayara scrambles to sustain operations, with New Delhi's help

Nayara Energy, facing economic sanctions, is increasing fuel transport via rail in India with support from New Delhi, amid challenges from the European Union and its ties to Russia.

• Since late August, Nayara Energy has been shipping two to three trains of 50 tanker cars daily from its oil refinery in western India, doubling its previous transport capacity.
• The increased movement of petroleum products comes as Nayara Energy seeks to sustain operations despite facing economic sanctions from the European Union related to its association with Rosneft in Russia.
• New Delhis assistance is critical for Nayara Energy, which is navigating the complexities of international sanctions while ensuring reliable distribution of fuel across India.