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Home›Clean Fuel›GAIL unloads 100th LNG cargo at Dahej
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September 14, 2015 · about 11 years ago

GAIL unloads 100th LNG cargo at Dahej

GAIL of India has unloaded the company’s 100th cargo of liquefied natural gas at the Petronet-operated Dahej terminal on India’s west coast.

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GAIL of India has unloaded the company’s 100th cargo of liquefied natural gas at the Petronet-operated Dahej terminal on India’s west coast.

This was revealed by GAIL in a brief statement on Monday without providing more information.

According to shipping data, the 161,870-cbm Maran Gas Apollonia left the Dahej facility on India’s west coast early Monday.

Gail did not answer to an e-mail by LNG World News seeking comment regarding the matter by the time this article was published.

Petronet LNG has earlier this year given a green light for the expansion of Dahej terminal’s capacity to 17.5 mtpa.

The company is already working on expanding Dahej’s capacity from 10 mtpa to 15 mtpa.

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LNG World News Staff; Image: Maran Gas

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