India's Lng Facilities

QatarEnergy inks 17-year LNG supply agreement with Gujarat's GSPC

The latest agreement follows another long-term LNG supply deal between QatarEnergy and GSPC, inked in 2019

Rise in US LNG production expected to benefit India: Petronet CEO

European gas reserves are some 17 billion cubic metres (bcm) lower than at the same time in 2024, according to ICIS analyst Alex Froley

LNG trucks in India: Pvt sector entry sparks change, but challenges remain

India's LNG trucks' path is strewn with rocks, namely, poor infrastructure, high vehicle prices, lack of government support, and a highly fragmented market dominated by small transporters

China to retain position as world's top LNG buyer in 2024-25: IEA director

China produces its own gas, in addition to importing natural gas through pipelines, and receives LNG via terminals

Consortium considers converting LNG tankers to floating storage in India

India LNG Transport is a collaboration between the Indian shipping company and Japanese firms Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd., Nippon Yusen KK and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd

'Rich' to 'lean', 4 price changes: Story of India's largest gas import deal

Petronet renewing a contract to buy 7.5 million tonnes of LNG from Qatar annually from 2029 for 20 years is the largest-ever extension of super-chilled fuel in the world, and will support India's clean energy goals, officials said. The original 25-year deal was signed in 1999 and supplies started in 2004. Qatar has since then never defaulted on a single cargo and neither did it slap penalties under take-or-pay clause when the Indian firm did not take deliveries because prices were too high, top Petronet officials said. Supplies under the extended contract would start after Petronet takes deliveries of 52 cargoes it had failed to take in 2015-16 when prices had shot up sharply. While the volumes in contract have not changed, price changed four times, including the latest one when the contract extension was renegotiated. The composition of the gas promised to be delivered has also changed. RasGas, which is now QatarEnergy, had originally signed to supply 'rich' or gas containing ...

Indian Oil to double Ennore LNG terminal's capacity to 10 mn metric tpy

Jain said IOC hopes to boost local sales of gas to 20 million tpy by 2030, a substantial increase from the current 6.3 million tpy

Gas market volatility to remain until new supply arrives: TotalEnergies CEO

"From 2026, 2027 we will have more margin to read the price," he added

IGX hopes to launch contracts for LNG trading next month: CEO Mediratta

India is building a vast gas pipeline network and import facilities as Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to raise the share of gas in the country's energy mix to 15% by 2030

GreenLine Logistics signs LNG supply agreement with Baidyanath LNG

GreenLine Logistics (Green Planet Logistics Pvt Ltd.), India's first and only LNG-fueled heavy trucking logistics company, has entered into an LNG supply agreement with Baidyanath LNG Private Ltd

Ukraine conflict: India's LNG firms see rising costs, shrinking supplies

Rising costs and shrinking supplies will impact major expansion plans

ICE launches WIM LNG futures contracts, to reflect cargoes at Indian ports

ICE is an operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of mortgage technology, data and listings services

Gas economy: Centre planning to change LNG pipeline pricing policy

The second of the two-part series talks about why zonal pricing may be on the way out

IOC, GAIL to pay Adani 5% more charge than their own LNG terminal: Pradhan

The two firms have, however, hired capacity in Adani's under-construction LNG import terminal at Dhamra.

BPCL to invest Rs 1,500-1,700 cr by 2022 in floating LNG terminal in AP

The company will hold 74 per cent interest in the project while the remaining 26 per cent will be with Petronet LNG Ltd, he said here

India seeks Japan's help to build LNG facilities, to raise share of gas

The world's three biggest LNG buyers - China, Japan and South Korea - joined together last year in March to secure flexible supply contracts