In a statement made at Davos, Indian Oil Chairman Arvinder Singh Sahney addressed concerns about the potential impact of U.S. sanctions on Russia and punitive measures from the Trump administration on India. Sahney expressed confidence in the country's energy resilience, citing a diversified portfolio that includes sources from OPEC, OPEC+, and regions like the Gulf, Guyana, Brazil, and the U.S. He predicted that international crude prices would range between USD 75 and USD 80 per barrel, leaning towards the lower end. Sahney also highlighted Indian Oil's active involvement in city gas distribution, mentioning operations in 47 geographical areas and the company's commitment to expanding infrastructure in this sector. While there are no immediate acquisition plans, Sahney emphasized Indian Oil's progress in the green hydrogen domain. The company is gearing up to launch a 10,000-ton capacity green hydrogen plant in Panipat within the next two years, aligning with India's National Green Hydrogen Mission objectives aimed at boosting renewable energy production.