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U.S. Wants To Boost Energy Exports to India. It Will Be Tough.
The United States is looking to increase its exports of crude oil and natural gas to India—the world’s most heavily import-dependent nation. As such, India is a tasty morsel for any producing country with extra barrels.
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The US is seeking to increase its energy exports to India, a move that could be challenging due to existing obstacles. The US is looking to capitalize on India's high demand for imported energy, making it an attractive market for countries with surplus energy supplies. However, the US is not yet a major supplier to India, suggesting that significant hurdles need to be overcome. The US ambassador to India has met with the energy minister to discuss expanding energy cooperation, but the specifics of these discussions and the potential challenges ahead are unclear.
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