The Central government had on Saturday approved a 33 per cent hike in natural gas price from the existing $4.2 per million British thermal unit (mBtu) to $5.61 per mBtu. It had also said all discoveries in the ultra deep water areas, deepwater areas and high-pressure, high temperature areas would be given a premium on the new price. With the matter relating to cost recovery on account of shortfall in envisaged production from D1, D3 discoveries of KG-DWN-98/3 under arbitration, RIL would be paid the earlier price of $4.2 per mBtu till the shortfall quantity of gas is made good.
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