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India To Expand Gas Pipeline To Myanmar Through Bangladesh
http://energyinfrapost.com/india-expand-gas-pipeline-myanmar-bangladesh/
On Dec 09, 2018 By:dailyindustry.com Source Link Click Here
The Indian central government will initially spend Rs 700 billion (70,000 crore) to spread gas pipelines across the country.
It is also working out plans to expand gas network to Myanmar through Bangladesh, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said. Dharmendra Pradhan was speaking at the three-day conference being organised jointly by National Corrosion Council of India, Karaikudi, SERPL, Central Electrochemical Research Institute and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). The Indian central government is promoting gas based economy which needs a massive network of pipelines for transportation of natural gas to various corners of the country, he said. “In the first phase Rs 700 billion will be invested to spread gas pipeline network across the country,” the petroleum minister said while addressing the 19th National Conference on Corrosion Control organised.
Pradhan said India is planning to expand gas pipeline network to Myanmar through Bangladesh.
“Under this programme, pipelines are proposed to be constructed between Dhamra to Bangladesh and Siliguri to Bangladesh to export LNG gas according to the requirement of the neighbouring nation,” he said.
Turning to Odisha, Pradhan said the state needs a huge infrastructure to store, refine and transport the natural gas to the doorsteps of the industry from Paradip, Dhamra and Gopalpur.
He said Indian central government is contemplating to promote port-based industries in Odisha and also in other coastal states having natural ports.
A strategic oil reserve project will also be launched in Chandikhol after acquiring land there, said Pradhan. Read more
http://energyinfrapost.com/india-expand-gas-pipeline-myanmar-bangladesh/
On Dec 09, 2018 By:dailyindustry.com Source Link Click Here
The Indian central government will initially spend Rs 700 billion (70,000 crore) to spread gas pipelines across the country.
It is also working out plans to expand gas network to Myanmar through Bangladesh, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said. Dharmendra Pradhan was speaking at the three-day conference being organised jointly by National Corrosion Council of India, Karaikudi, SERPL, Central Electrochemical Research Institute and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). The Indian central government is promoting gas based economy which needs a massive network of pipelines for transportation of natural gas to various corners of the country, he said. “In the first phase Rs 700 billion will be invested to spread gas pipeline network across the country,” the petroleum minister said while addressing the 19th National Conference on Corrosion Control organised.
Pradhan said India is planning to expand gas pipeline network to Myanmar through Bangladesh.
“Under this programme, pipelines are proposed to be constructed between Dhamra to Bangladesh and Siliguri to Bangladesh to export LNG gas according to the requirement of the neighbouring nation,” he said.
Turning to Odisha, Pradhan said the state needs a huge infrastructure to store, refine and transport the natural gas to the doorsteps of the industry from Paradip, Dhamra and Gopalpur.
He said Indian central government is contemplating to promote port-based industries in Odisha and also in other coastal states having natural ports.
A strategic oil reserve project will also be launched in Chandikhol after acquiring land there, said Pradhan. Read more
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