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Indian LNG projects

India’s LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) infrastructure is witnessing rapid expansion to meet the country’s growing energy demand, diversify fuel sources, and support its clean energy transition. Indian Petroplus provides in-depth updates on key LNG projects, investments, and policy developments that are shaping the future of India’s gas economy. Major LNG terminals are being expanded and new ones commissioned across coastal India. Petronet LNG, the market leader, is expanding its Dahej terminal capacity from 17.5 MMTPA to 22.5 MMTPA. The Kochi terminal is also gaining traction with improved pipeline connectivity. Gujarat is emerging as an LNG hub with terminals in Hazira (Shell), Mundra (GSPC-Adani), and Jafrabad (HPCL-Shapoorji Pallonji) increasing operational capacity and throughput. New terminals under development include the Dhamra LNG terminal in Odisha by Adani Total, which recently commenced operations, enhancing access to gas markets in eastern and northeastern India. The Jaigarh LNG terminal in Maharashtra by H-Energy is expected to improve supply in the western region. Other projects are being planned in Kakinada (APSEZ), Pipavav, and Paradip to increase regional availability and reduce import dependency on a few ports. Floating Storage Regasification Units (FSRUs) are also gaining attention for faster deployment and flexibility. India’s LNG strategy is focused on increasing regasification capacity to over 70 MMTPA by 2030 and strengthening last-mile connectivity through pipelines and CGD networks. Indian Petroplus tracks LNG project commissioning, capacity utilization, pricing trends, and policy reforms such as open access and LNG bunkering. With reliable insights into India’s LNG expansion, Indian Petroplus serves as a valuable platform for industry professionals, investors, and policymakers, Indian LNG Projects, LNG India, IndiaLNG, LNG Development India, LNG Investments India, LNG Import India, Indianpetroplus.