Shell and Engie given clearance for first LNG import facility on India's east coast

Tuesday, 16 February 2016

Royal Dutch Shell and French energy company Engie, along with their Indian partners, have received government clearance for India's first liquefied natural gas import facility on the east coast, located near the port of Kakinada on the Bay of Bengal.


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