India LNG news
YPF signs MoU for LNG export to India
YPF has signed a memorandum of understanding with OIL, GAIL, and OVL for the export of LNG with an estimated target of up to 10 million tpy.
L&T Heavy Engineering wins orders for US LNG project
The Heavy Engineering arm of Larsen & Toubro has won multiple orders in 3QFY25 in the overseas and domestic markets, including for an LNG project in the US.
IEEFA: Floating LNG import terminals face cost, climate, and energy security risks in Asia
Floating import terminals in South and Southeast Asia face several overlooked drawbacks that may undermine their uptake in potential growth markets, according to a new briefing note from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.
GAIL signs 10-year LNG SPA agreement with ADNOC Gas
GAIL (India) Ltd has signed a 10-year sales and purchase agreement with ADNOC Gas for the delivery of up to 0.52 million tpy of LNG, starting in 2026.
Toyo Engineering to construction LNG receiving terminal jetty in India
Toyo Engineering India Private Ltd has received an order from Petronet LNG for a project to construct topside facilities for the third jetty for the LNG receiving terminal in Dahej, Gujarat.
LNG prices experiencing volatility
Gas price volatility has raised questions on its suitability as a bridging fuel for the energy transition.
ADNOC signs heads of agreement with IndianOil for Ruwais LNG Project
ADNOC has announced the signing of a long-term heads of agreement with Indian Oil Corp. Ltd for the delivery of 1 million tpy of LNG.
TotalEnergies increases LNG deliveries to Asia
TotalEnergies has announced the signing of two new LNG medium and long-term contracts in Asia.
CoolCo enters long-term charter with GAIL for newbuild LNG carrier
Cool Company Ltd has entered into a 14-year time charter party with GAIL (India) Ltd for one of the company’s two newbuild LNG carriers currently under construction.
Rystad: LNG maintains grip on fuels despite dual fuel growth
Rystad energy reports that despite the growth in dual fuels, LNG remains supreme in terms of shipping fuel choices.