India's fuel consumption shows almost no growth in December

India's fuel consumption shows almost no growth in December

The data further said that the total petroleum product consumption was 18.43 million tonnes, as against 18.36 million tonnes a year earlier.

AgenciesUpdated: Wednesday, January 12, 2022, 04:24 PM IST
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Petrol sales, which crossed the pre-COVID-19 level a few months ago, was up 4 per cent to 2.81 million tonnes in December 2021. | Representative Image

India’s fuel consumption showed negligible growth in December, ahead of fresh curbs kicking in to control the surge of a new variant of COVID-19, according to the data.

The data further said that the total petroleum product consumption was 18.43 million tonnes, as against 18.36 million tonnes a year earlier.

Diesel, accounting for almost 40% of all petroleum product usage, 1.5% to 7.305 million tonnes (MT) and was near the pre-COVID-19 demand of 7.387 MT December 2019, data from the Petroleum Planing and Analysis Cell showed.

Petrol sales, which crossed the pre-COVID-19 level a few months ago, was up 4 per cent to 2.81 million tonnes in December 2021.

(With inputs from IANS)

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