May 31 (LNGJ) - Reliance of India said it entered into an agreement with Royal Dutch Shell to develop an LNG import terminal on the Indian east coast. The two companies have formed a joint venture, and have Kakinada Seaports as a minority shareholder. The terminal will have an initial 5 million tonnes per annum of capacity and begin operations in 2014.
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Thursday, 31 May 2012
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