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Gas price for Reliance trimmed to $9.87; rate for gas that feeds CNG, PNG supplies still at $6.5 - Vimarsana News

Gas price for Reliance trimmed to $9.87; rate for gas that feeds CNG, PNG supplies still at $6.5

The government on Sunday cut the price of natural gas produced from difficult areas like deep sea KG-D6 block of Reliance Industries, marginally to USD 9.87 per million British thermal unit in line with softening of benchmark international gas prices, an official notification said. However, the

Gas price for Reliance trimmed to 9.87 rate for gas that feeds CNG PNG supplies still at 6.5 - Vimarsana News

Gas price for Reliance trimmed to 9.87 rate for gas that feeds CNG PNG supplies still at 6.5

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Best of the Week | How best to savour (and save) an election season - Vimarsana News

Best of the Week | How best to savour (and save) an election season

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India working on its peak oil demand projection - Vimarsana News

India working on its peak oil demand projection

The modelling exercise, undertaken by the Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell (PPAC), will also help India plan for its future refining capacity.

LNG importers rush to buy spot cargoes as price hits 3-year low - Vimarsana News

LNG importers rush to buy spot cargoes as price hits 3-year low

LNG importers Gail, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC), Torrent Gas, Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) and Indian Oil Corp (IOC), among others, are buying spot cargoes as the Asia spot LNG price has declined between $8.3 and $9 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) due to weak demand and high inventory in both Asia and Europe, giving these companies room to expand sourcing and sales to the power, fertiliser, refining and other sectors.