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Home›Clean Fuel›Qatari LNG Cargo Heads for India
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May 9, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Qatari LNG Cargo Heads for India

Petronet’s Dahej LNG terminal on India’s west coast is due to get a cargo of LNG onboard the 138,700 cbm Raahi from Qatar on May 11, according to shipping data. The Dahej terminal in Gujarat is India’s first LNG import terminal and has a nominal capacity of 10 MMTPA. The terminal is meeting around 2

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Petronet’s Dahej LNG terminal on India’s west coast is due to get a cargo of LNG onboard the 138,700 cbm Raahi from Qatar on May 11, according to shipping data.

The Dahej terminal in Gujarat is India’s first LNG import terminal and has a nominal capacity of 10 MMTPA.

The terminal is meeting around 20% of the total gas demand of the country.

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LNG World News Staff, May 9, 2013

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