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Deepwater Gas Price Ceiling Hiked To $9.89 Per MMBtu; APM Cap At $7
India raises the ceiling price for difficult-field natural gas to $9.89/MMBtu from $8.90, supporting offshore producers such as Reliance-BP’s KG-D6. The cap for ONGC and OIL legacy gas remains at $7/MMBtu.
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Govt Withdraws Emergency Gas Supply Curbs As LNG Shipments Resume Via Strait of Hormuz
India has withdrawn emergency gas restrictions after LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz resumed following a ceasefire. Energy flows have normalised, restoring supply stability and rolling back crisis-era controls across key sectors.
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India Defines 4 Priority Sectors For Using Natural Gas Amid Iran-US War
The Iran-US war in the Middle East has affected the supply of natural gas across the world. The Strait of Hormuz remains a part of the war zone for over two weeks, due to which more than 750 cargo ships are stuck at major ports in the region.
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How India's Oil And Gas Exploration Offers A $100 Billion Opportunity By 2030
Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has called for stepping up oil and gas hunt to cut India's reliance on imports and making available fuel at an affordable and sustainable way.
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India May Use Old Hydrocarbon Wells To Store Natural Gas: GAIL Official
India is looking at building its first strategic natural gas reserves by using old, depleted hydrocarbon wells to store the fuel and hedge against global supply disruption, a senior executive of GAIL said.
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GAIL To Venture Into Gas Liquefaction Retail Sales
GAIL (India) Ltd plans to liquefy natural gas for easy transportation and sale in areas that are not connected with the pipeline grid
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Natural Gas Prices To Rise By 10% From April
Natural gas prices will rise by 10 percent to their highest level in three years from April 1.
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India Lawmakers' Panel Seeks Gas Subsidy to Revive Power Plants
India needs to resume subsidies on imported natural gas to help revive power plants that have been stuck for want of fuel.
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India Seen Emulating China Growth in LNG Use to Fight Pollution
Indian government is promoting the expansion of gas infrastructure, including four additional LNG terminals under construction.
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50 Cities On Offer In 10th City Gas Licensing Round
Bids are due by Feb. 5, according to Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board.
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A $10-Billion Clean Air Push Set to Boost Indian Pipe Makers
India has just completed its biggest city gas distribution auction that would extend coverage to more than half of its population.
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India Increases Natural Gas Prices For First Time In Three Years
The government last raised gas prices when it introduced a new pricing formula in November 2014.
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Government To Part-Finance GAIL's Rs 13,000 Crore Pipeline Project
The government will provide Rs 5,176 crore or about 40 per cent of the project cost after the state-owned gas utility found it difficult to commercially justify the huge investment of Rs 12,940 crore in absence of either a firm source of gas supply or customers.
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No Change In Gas Pricing Formula; Rates Below Output Cost
The gas pricing formula has driven down rates below production cost, Oil Minister says.
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Lower Gas Prices To Dent Oil India’s Performance, Says Fitch
Oil India’s gas operations to see pressure from multiple sources: Fitch report.
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Deepwater Gas Price Ceiling Hiked To $9.89 Per MMBtu; APM Cap At $7
India raises the ceiling price for difficult-field natural gas to $9.89/MMBtu from $8.90, supporting offshore producers such as Reliance-BP’s KG-D6. The cap for ONGC and OIL legacy gas remains at $7/MMBtu.
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Govt Withdraws Emergency Gas Supply Curbs As LNG Shipments Resume Via Strait of Hormuz
India has withdrawn emergency gas restrictions after LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz resumed following a ceasefire. Energy flows have normalised, restoring supply stability and rolling back crisis-era controls across key sectors.
-
India Defines 4 Priority Sectors For Using Natural Gas Amid Iran-US War
The Iran-US war in the Middle East has affected the supply of natural gas across the world. The Strait of Hormuz remains a part of the war zone for over two weeks, due to which more than 750 cargo ships are stuck at major ports in the region.
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How India's Oil And Gas Exploration Offers A $100 Billion Opportunity By 2030
Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has called for stepping up oil and gas hunt to cut India's reliance on imports and making available fuel at an affordable and sustainable way.
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India May Use Old Hydrocarbon Wells To Store Natural Gas: GAIL Official
India is looking at building its first strategic natural gas reserves by using old, depleted hydrocarbon wells to store the fuel and hedge against global supply disruption, a senior executive of GAIL said.
-
GAIL To Venture Into Gas Liquefaction Retail Sales
GAIL (India) Ltd plans to liquefy natural gas for easy transportation and sale in areas that are not connected with the pipeline grid
-
Natural Gas Prices To Rise By 10% From April
Natural gas prices will rise by 10 percent to their highest level in three years from April 1.
-
India Lawmakers' Panel Seeks Gas Subsidy to Revive Power Plants
India needs to resume subsidies on imported natural gas to help revive power plants that have been stuck for want of fuel.
-
India Seen Emulating China Growth in LNG Use to Fight Pollution
Indian government is promoting the expansion of gas infrastructure, including four additional LNG terminals under construction.
-
50 Cities On Offer In 10th City Gas Licensing Round
Bids are due by Feb. 5, according to Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board.
-
A $10-Billion Clean Air Push Set to Boost Indian Pipe Makers
India has just completed its biggest city gas distribution auction that would extend coverage to more than half of its population.
-
India Increases Natural Gas Prices For First Time In Three Years
The government last raised gas prices when it introduced a new pricing formula in November 2014.
-
Government To Part-Finance GAIL's Rs 13,000 Crore Pipeline Project
The government will provide Rs 5,176 crore or about 40 per cent of the project cost after the state-owned gas utility found it difficult to commercially justify the huge investment of Rs 12,940 crore in absence of either a firm source of gas supply or customers.
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No Change In Gas Pricing Formula; Rates Below Output Cost
The gas pricing formula has driven down rates below production cost, Oil Minister says.
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Lower Gas Prices To Dent Oil India’s Performance, Says Fitch
Oil India’s gas operations to see pressure from multiple sources: Fitch report.
