India Can Supply 30 Crore PNG Connections Using Domestic LNG
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- •The PNGRB Secretary stated on March 31, 2026, that India's domestic LNG production can cater to 30 crore PNG connections.
- •India aims to expand clean energy access through increased PNG connections across the country.
- •Russian companies declared on April 2, 2026, their capability to increase oil and LNG supplies to India.
- •Russia offered on April 3, 2026, to boost crude oil and LNG exports to India amid the West Asia conflict.
- •India currently imports LNG but is working to reduce this dependence through domestic production.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If India increases domestic LNG production capacity India could reduce LNG imports significantly, lowering energy costs and enhancing energy security.
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RUTASS (EN)Russian companies capable to increase oil, LNG supplies to IndiaFINANCEThe Hindu - BusinessIndia can cater to 30 crore PNG connections with its domestic LNG production itself: PNGRB SecretaryREGIONALThe Hindu - InternationalRussia offers to increase supply of crude oil, LNG to India amid war in West Asia