Rubio visits Reliance’s Jamnagar complex for energy and technology talks
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Reliance Industries’ Jamnagar complex in Gujarat on Wednesday after meeting Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani and Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran in Mumbai.
Rubio, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, spent nearly five hours at Jamnagar. Reliance said discussions focused on the global energy landscape and potential commercial partnerships in conventional and new energy. Rubio toured the oil-refining complex, clean-energy manufacturing facilities and the Vantara wildlife rescue and conservation centre, and was briefed on data-centre projects.
Reliance chairman Mukesh Ambani and executive director Anant Ambani presented the company’s plans for Jamnagar as a centre for advanced manufacturing, technology and innovation. Talks covered affordable and reliable energy supplies, resilient supply chains, investment and the power requirements of expanding digital infrastructure. Reliance is developing a 168-megawatt data centre with Meta at the site, with completion planned within two years.
The visit followed Rubio’s description of India as a crude-refining “superpower” and his call for Indian refiners to process more Venezuelan oil. Gor said U.S. liquefied petroleum gas had risen from less than 10% to 67% of India’s LPG imports over the past year. He also highlighted Reliance’s planned investment in a new refinery in Texas as an opportunity to increase U.S. energy production and employment.
Rubio’s trip comes as Washington and New Delhi pursue closer commercial ties while negotiating a trade agreement and managing disagreements over tariffs and India’s purchases of Russian oil.
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Correct the description of the data-centre portion of Rubio’s visit to say he was briefed on those projects. - "Rubio toured the oil-refining complex, clean-energy manufacturing facilities and data-centre projects, as well as the Vantara wildlife rescue and conservation centre.": The sources support that Rubio toured the refinery, clean-energy hub and Vantara, but say he was briefed on the under-construction data centres rather than that he toured them.
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Rubio visits Reliance’s Jamnagar complex for energy and technology talks
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Reliance Industries’ Jamnagar complex in Gujarat on Wednesday after meeting Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani and Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran in Mumbai.
Rubio, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor, spent nearly five hours at Jamnagar. Reliance said discussions focused on the global energy landscape and potential commercial partnerships in conventional and new energy. Rubio toured the oil-refining complex, clean-energy manufacturing facilities and data-centre projects, as well as the Vantara wildlife rescue and conservation centre.centre, and was briefed on data-centre projects.
Reliance chairman Mukesh Ambani and executive director Anant Ambani presented the company’s plans for Jamnagar as a centre for advanced manufacturing, technology and innovation. Talks covered affordable and reliable energy supplies, resilient supply chains, investment and the power requirements of expanding digital infrastructure. Reliance is developing a 168-megawatt data centre with Meta at the site, with completion planned within two years.
The visit followed Rubio’s description of India as a crude-refining “superpower” and his call for Indian refiners to process more Venezuelan oil. Gor said U.S. liquefied petroleum gas had risen from less than 10% to 67% of India’s LPG imports over the past year. He also highlighted Reliance’s planned investment in a new refinery in Texas as an opportunity to increase U.S. energy production and employment.
Rubio’s trip comes as Washington and New Delhi pursue closer commercial ties while negotiating a trade agreement and managing disagreements over tariffs and India’s purchases of Russian oil.
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