Indian Oil Chairman, Arvinder Singh Sahney, expressed confidence in India's energy security despite the recent American sanctions on Russia and potential punitive actions. He highlighted India's diverse energy sources, including OPEC, OPEC+, Gulf countries, Guyana, Brazil, and the US, ensuring a stable crude oil supply. Sahney anticipated international crude prices to hover around USD 75 to USD 80 per barrel, with minimal impact on Indian oil prices. The focus remains on expanding city gas distribution networks to enhance accessibility. Regarding green energy, Indian Oil is set to commission a 10,000-tonne green hydrogen plant in Panipat within 2 years, aligning with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission. India aims to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels by investing in renewable energy sources like green hydrogen, reflecting a global shift towards sustainable energy practices.