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India to start supplying gas for Sri Lankan power plants in 2025 - Vimarsana News

India to start supplying gas for Sri Lankan power plants in 2025

Sri Lanka has been looking to source LNG to run its gas-based power plants along with other industries

Petronet LNG: India's Petronet hopes diplomatic row with Qatar will not hurt gas talks, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Petronet LNG: India's Petronet hopes diplomatic row with Qatar will not hurt gas talks, ET Auto

Petronet LNG: The government in New Delhi said last week it was "deeply shocked" by a decision by a Qatar court to impose the death penalty on eight Indians arrested in the country last year, on charges that have not been made public.

India's Petronet eyes lower prices under renewed long-term deal with Qatar - Vimarsana News

India's Petronet eyes lower prices under renewed long-term deal with Qatar

India's Petronet LNG NS> hopes to extend its long-term gas import deal with Qatar at lower prices than those offered by the world's top liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter in recent deals with China and Bangladesh.

India's Petronet eyes lower prices under renewed long-term deal with Qatar, ET EnergyWorld - Vimarsana News

India's Petronet eyes lower prices under renewed long-term deal with Qatar, ET EnergyWorld

Indications are that the deals have been done at a slope of 12-13 per cent to Brent, said A. K. Singh, Petronet's chief executive. LNG contract prices are typically expressed as a slope, or percentage, of Brent prices.

lng: Petronet LNG yet to recover Rs 1,265 crore of 'use or pay' charges from its customers - Vimarsana News

lng: Petronet LNG yet to recover Rs 1,265 crore of 'use or pay' charges from its customers

​​“The company has booked income towards "use or pay charges" of Rs 848.92 crores and Rs 415.91 crores in the financial year 2022-23 (for calendar year 2022) and financial year 2021-22 (for calendar year 2021) respectively on account of lower capacity utilization by its customers. The balance confirmation/ payment against the same is yet to be received,” the auditors flagged in the earnings statement.