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The pilot plan will stay in force till January 15.As many as 25 categories have received exemption from the restrictions, including emergency service vehicles, taxis and cars being driven by women, which may have only female co-passengers and children up to age of 12.Two wheelers and CNG-run vehicles have also been exempted. Under the scheme, private cars bearing odd registration plates are allowed to ply on odd dates while those with even numbers shall do so on even dates. Those caught violating the scheme have to pay a penalty of Rs 2,000.Yesterday, pollutant levels dipped by around 10 per cent on an average between 8 AM to 2 PM as compared to the previous two days, "possibly" due to the odd-even restrictions, before rising sharply afterwards with a fall in day-time temperature, SAFAR scientists said.As per initial observations by System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR), the gains of lower vehicular emissions could have been more had there been less vehicular movement and no bursting of firecrackers on the night of December 31.To augment public transport as part of efforts to ensure the success of the odd-even plan, an additional 3,000 buses have been deployed in the city while Delhi Metro is running an flowmeters for sale additional 70 trips.

Increased production has vastly exceeded growth in oil consumption New Delhi: Global oil and gas prices will remain weak in 2016 on continued oversupply that will result in at least 20-25 per cent reduction in capital spending in upstream oil and gas exploration and production, Moody's Investors Service said on January 5. In its report 'Oil and Natural Gas Industry Global Persistent Weak Prices in 2016 Rein in Capital Spending, Heighten Financing Risk', it said oversupply will continue to hold down oil and gas prices in 2016. "OPEC and many non-OPEC oil producers continue to produce without restraint as they battle for market share. Increased production has vastly exceeded growth in oil consumption, including from major consumers like China, India and the US," it said. The potential lifting of sanctions on Iran could add significant supply to the market in 2016, offsetting or even exceeding expected declines in US production.