"HPCL has brought its first cargo, and the terminal will start the commercial operations shortly," the unit of state-owned ONGC said on Monday. LNG Prime reported on January 9,
on a “tolling” model and is open to third-party users, through long-term capacity booking contracts and/or through master regasification agreement for spot cargoes.
The Chhara LNG terminal is India’s eighth LNG import facility.
At the moment, India imports LNG via seven facilities with a combined capacity of about 47.7 million tonnes per year.
These include Petronet LNG’s Dahej and Kochi terminals, Shell’s Hazira terminal, and the Dabhol LNG, Ennore LNG, Mundra LNG, and Dhamra LNG terminal.
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