Indian imports of LNG decline in May while domestic gas output and gas demand increase

Tuesday, 25 June 2024

LNG News Editor: 

Indian liquefied natural gas imports went into reverse last month and fell by more than 7 percent even as prices declined and more regasification infrastructure was put in place, while the need for imports was offset by growth in domestic gas output, including coal-bed methane.


Subscriber content
 

This content is available only to subscribers
please log in below or subscribe now / request a free trial		  
 
font size
More to read: « Japan’s LNG imports rise again even at higher prices while nuclear competition increases IPO is planned for Australia’s equivalent of Marcellus shale »
back to top