India’s largest domestic market-oriented refinery—Reliance Industries (RIL) domestic tariff area refinery at Jamnagar—will be taking a routine maintenance shutdown later this month, but the government doesn’t expect the shutdown to impact fuel availability in the country, particularly that of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), a senior Petroleum Ministry official said on Wednesday. The government is also involved in coordinating refinery shutdowns by different refiners to ensure ample fuel availability amid the West Asia crisis, which has reduced energy flows to India. RIL 33-million-tonnes-per-annum (mtpa) refinery is the largest refinery supplying fuels for the Indian market. The company’s Jamnagar refinery complex also has a 35.2-mtpa special economic zone (SEZ) refinery that is export-oriented. Refineries take periodic planned maintenance shutdowns, or turnarounds, to ensure operational safety, comply with regulations, and replace equipment that needs to be changed.…