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Home›Clean Fuel›Reliance, Shell Plan LNG Terminal in India
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January 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Reliance, Shell Plan LNG Terminal in India

Reliance Power and Royal Dutch Shell are in negotiations to construct a LNG terminal at Kakinada on India’s east coast, the Economic Times reported today. The proposed LNG terminal is expected to cost about Rs 3,000 crore ($560 million). Kakinada Port may pick up a minority stake in the proposed LNG

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Reliance Power and Royal Dutch Shell are in negotiations to construct a LNG terminal at Kakinada on India’s east coast, the Economic Times reported today.

The proposed LNG terminal is expected to cost about Rs 3,000 crore ($560 million).

Kakinada Port may pick up a minority stake in the proposed LNG terminal, the report said.

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LNG World News Staff, January 3, 2012; Image: Shell

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