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Oil India Ltd and IIT-Guwahati are teaming up to boost technological innovations in the energy sector

Oil India Ltd and IIT-Guwahati are teaming up to boost technological innovations in the energy sector

IIT Guwahati Director Prof. T.G. Sitharam and Sasanka Pratim Deka, Executive Director of Oil India Limited, signed the MoU on November 11, 2021. Transfer of current technologies, Knowledge up-gradation and partnership, and other areas of mutual agreement will be the emphasis of the relationship.

Key Highlight:

  • The Indian Institute of Technology-Guwahati (IIT) and Oil India Limited (OIL) will work on developing and introducing innovative technologies in the fields of energy and associated industries.
  • Transfer of current technologies, Knowledge up-gradation and partnership, and other areas of mutual agreement will be the emphasis of the relationship.
  • There are just a handful of top-tier Indian universities dedicated to developing cutting-edge technologies and a highly qualified workforce.

The Indian Institute of Technology-Guwahati (IIT) and Oil India Limited (OIL) will work on developing and introducing innovative technologies in the fields of energy and associated industries. Other avenues of cooperation include transferring existing technologies, knowledge up-gradation and innovation partnership, training, and skill development.

IIT Guwahati Director Prof. T.G. Sitharam and Oil India Limited Executive Director Sasanka Pratim Deka signed the Memorandum of Understanding on November 11th, 2021.

“This MoU will provide a new road for investigating numerous potential in applied and translational research for the sustainable energy sector with OIL,” stated Prof. T.G. Sitharam, Director, IIT Guwahati. There are just a handful of top-tier Indian universities dedicated to developing cutting-edge technologies and a highly qualified workforce in the petroleum and related industries.

With this MOU, the oil and gas businesses like OIL would greatly benefit from developing indigenous technologies..” These cooperative research initiatives should be oriented toward the ordinary people of India and the upliftment of society to achieve their goals. As part of its ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’ mission, IIT Guwahati is currently actively collaborating with industry to solve tough research and innovation concerns,”

It is in everyone’s best interest for industry and academia to work together. Academics benefit from the opportunity to work on relevant technology and tough problems, while industry benefits from specialized knowledge and practical training.

“Oil India Limited fully believes that the MoU shall permit a quantum leap in the efficiency of the process, hence contributing to profitability,” stated Sasanka Pratim Deka, Executive Director of Oil India Limited. By working together with IIT Guwahati, Oil India Limited hopes for a bright future.”

There are several key engineering departments within Oil India Limited’s Engineering Service Group, including electrical and civil engineering and field engineering and instrumentation. Additional services provided by the Engineering Service Group include exploration, drilling, production, transportation, and production of crude oil and LPG.

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