Indian LNG imports rebound with 10 percent surge amid domestic gas output rise and higher demand
Indian liquefied natural gas imports jumped by 10 percent as lower prices helped encourage buyers while domestic gas output also increased along with the nation’s gas demand.
Indian LNG imports drop for fourth month but offset by domestic gas output amid Jaigarh FSRU delay
Indian liquefied natural gas imports dropped for a fourth month and by more than 10 percent as the costs of shipments rose at a slower pace and the debut of a seventh terminal was delayed by higher prices while offshore domestic gas pipeline supplies continued to increase on the East Coast.
Indian LNG imports stay on downward path but rate of fall slows amid higher prices and more domestic gas
Indian liquefied natural gas imports dropped for a third month, though by a lesser amount that the previous two months as the costs of LNG shipments soared, though falling volumes were again offset by offshore domestic natural gas pipeline supplies on the East Coast.
Indian LNG imports decline at much higher prices while being offset by soaring domestic natural gas output
Indian liquefied natural gas imports declined amid a surge in cargo prices and the fall was offset by higher domestic natural gas production as the nation slowly recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Indian LNG imports jump 45 percent in April because of much lower volumes when Covid-19 first hit
Indian liquefied natural gas imports jumped by more than 45 percent in April from a much lower figure in April 2020 caused by last year’s drop in economic activity after the appearance of the Covid-19 pandemic.
India LNG imports end months of decline with small rebound as domestic output and regas capacity rise
India’s liquefied natural gas imports edged higher for the first month in four, along with domestic gas production, as a new LNG import facility on the West Coast is being commissioned to boost delivery capability amid the nation’s slow economic recovery from the ongoing effects of Covid-19.
India reports another drop in LNG imports on slow economic recovery and wait for East Coast regas
India’s liquefied natural gas imports fell for a third month and by over 20 percent amid a slow economic recovery because of the ongoing effects of Covid-19, while the nation was still working on a better geographic spread of regasification facilities.
India registers calendar-year record of LNG imports backed by growing pipeline and terminal capacity
India hit a landmark annual total in liquefied natural gas imports in 2020 as the economy continued to grow along with pipeline and terminal infrastructure, even amid the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic and with several months of shipments under the 2019 level.
Indian LNG imports rise again in August while September shipments are due from Australia and Angola
Indian liquefied natural gas monthly imports increased again in August as shipments to Asia gathered pace along with economic activity with September cargoes also pointing at India from Australia and Angola.
Indian LNG cargo deliveries gather pace and may get back to earlier levels to set record for 2020
Indian liquefied natural gas monthly imports edged higher as shipments cost less and began to gather pace along with economic activity and shipments for September at the nation’s largest terminal from Cove Point in the US and from Trinidad.
