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Medical supplies pour into India as COVID-19 deaths approach 200,000
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India Inc is stepping up supply of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) to support the embattled hospitals across the country that are unable to provide round the clock oxygen support to Covid-19 patients.
Steel majors such as JSW Steel, Tata Steel and SAIL which have large industrial grade oxygen capacities have repurposed output in order to increase medical grade supplies to states ravaged by the second wave of the pandemic.
Moreover, conglomerates such as Reliance Industries Ltd, ITC and Adani Group are also chipping in to increase production and facilitate transportation of LMO.
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The ministry of steel stated that Indian plants, both in the public and private sectors, produced 3,474 tonnes of LMO on Saturday, twice what they were producing a week earlier. They managed to dispatch 2,894 tonnes of LMO on the same day.
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April 26, 2021 09:46 IST
They have been developing three deep-water gas developments in the block R-Cluster, Satellite Cluster and MJ
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Reliance Industries KG-D6 s control and raiser platform is seen off the Bay of Bengal in this undated handout photo.
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They have been developing three deep-water gas developments in the block R-Cluster, Satellite Cluster and MJ
Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) and BP on Monday announced the start of production from the Satellite Cluster gas field in block KG-D6 off the east coast, aiding the country’s gas production.
RIL and BP have been developing three deep-water gas developments in block KG-D6 R-Cluster, Satellite Cluster and MJ which together are expected to produce around 30 mmscmd (1 billion cubic feet a day) of natural gas by 2023, meeting up to 15% of India’s gas demand.
Reliance, bp start up second new deepwater gas field in KG D6 block ANI | Updated: Apr 26, 2021 10:06 IST
RIL and bp have been developing three deep-water gas developments in block KG D6 - R Cluster, Satellite Cluster and MJ - which together are expected to produce around 30 mmscmd (1 billion cubic feet a day) of natural gas by 2023, meeting up to 15 per cent of India s gas demand.
The developments will each utilise existing hub infrastructure in the KG D6 block. RIL is the operator of the block with 66.67 per cent participating interest and bp holds 33.33 per cent participating interest.
The satellite cluster is second of the three developments to come onstream following the start-up of R Cluster in December 2020. It had originally been scheduled to start production in mid-2021.
Reliance Industries Ltd. and BP said on Monday they have started production from a gas field in block KG D6 off the east coast of India. A press statement said the two companies are developing three deep-water gas developments in block KG D6 R Cluster, Satellite Cluster and MJ which together are expected to produce around 30 mmscmd (1 billion cubic feet a day) of natural gas by 2023, meeting up to 15 per cent of India’s gas demand. The Satellite Cluster is the second of the three developments to come onstream, following the start-up of R Cluster in December 2020. The field will produce gas from four reservoirs utilising a total of five wells and is expected to reach gas production of up to 6 mmscmd. The R Cluster and Satellite Cluster together are expected to contribute to about 20 per cent of India’s current gas production, said the statement.
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