India, one of the world’s largest buyers of liquefied natural gas (LNG), recorded a decline in LNG imports during April 2026. The drop came as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East disrupted supplies from key exporters. LNG imports April 2026 Decline According to data from India’s Ministry of Industry and Trade, India LNG imports stood…
India achieved a major milestone in energy shipping as the Indian LNG Carrier Disha safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel is the first Indian LNG tanker to use the strategic route since the recent Middle East conflict began. Indian LNG Carrier Disha Carries LNG to Dahej The Indian LNG Carrier Disha is carrying…
India is taking a significant step toward building a competitive and efficient natural gas market with the proposed India Natural Gas Pipeline Access Code 2025. The new regulatory framework aims to improve transparency, strengthen pipeline operations, and support the country’s growing national gas grid. The updated code replaces the 2008 pipeline access regulations and aligns…
India is facing a growing LNG supply crisis as companies struggle to secure spot cargoes amid volatile prices and repeated tender cancellations. This situation is now raising serious concerns for fertilizer production and industrial supply chains. India LNG Supply Crisis Intensifies Indian companies are finding it difficult to procure urgently needed LNG cargoes. The problem…
The LPG supply crisis India has pushed the government to increase commercial LPG allocation to 50% in order to stabilize supply and support key sectors. The latest decision includes an additional 20% allocation, along with an earlier 10% allocation linked to PNG expansion under ease of doing business reforms. LPG Supply Crisis: Priority for Restaurants…
The India LPG crisis has intensified as imports dropped sharply to 765,000 tonnes in March, down from 2.05 million tonnes in February, according to ship-tracking data from Kpler. The decline follows the disruption of energy flows due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for India’s LPG imports. India LPG crisis Driven…
The India LPG shortage remains critical as oil marketing companies (OMCs) explore emergency measures to ensure equitable distribution of cooking gas across the country. Sources indicate that OMCs may consider delivering underweight LPG cylinders to manage supply constraints. However, officials from the petroleum ministry have dismissed reports suggesting that 10 kg gas will be supplied…
The India LPG shortage has intensified due to the ongoing West Asia war, disrupting key supply routes and delaying deliveries across the country. To ease the situation, Argentina has increased LPG shipments to India. Argentina shipped 50,000 tonnes of LPG in the first three months of 2026, more than double the 22,000 tonnes supplied in…
Hormuz LPG transit amid US–Iran conflict, India has successfully transported around 92,600 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) through the Strait of Hormuz using two Indian-flagged vessels. This development comes amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia, which have raised concerns over energy supply disruptions. The Hormuz LPG transit highlights India’s ability to maintain critical…
PNG gas supply India is under focus as the West Asia conflict raises concerns. However, the country’s piped gas network is expected to remain stable in the short term. At present, immediate disruption to gas supply India is unlikely, but rising prices and indirect effects are expected if tensions continue. What is PNG and How…
