Importing gas from Iran through a pipeline via Pakistan will work out cheaper for India, with consultants estimating that it would cost just between $2.40 to 2.49 per million British thermal unit. The piped gas would be cheaper than shipping in liquefied natural gas, which would cost $4,10 per mBtu, Indian officials said in Islamabad, quoting estimates given by consultants working on the 2,600 Iran-India pipeline project.
Green Marine
about 21 years ago
Iran piped gas to be cheaper than shipping LPG
Importing gas from Iran through a pipeline via Pakistan will work out cheaper for India, with consultants estimating that it would cost just between $2.40 to 2.49 per million British thermal unit. The piped gas would be cheaper than shipping in liquefied natural gas, which would cost $4,10 per mBtu,
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