Deep-sea gas becomes costlier as government raises price ceiling
The government has raised the ceiling price for gas from difficult fields such as Reliance-BP’s KG-D6 block to $9.89 per MMBtu for October 2026-March 2027, from $8.90 earlier. Meanwhile, APM gas from ONGC and Oil India’s legacy fields remains effectively capp…
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The government has raised the ceiling price for gas from difficult fields such as Reliance-BP’s KG-D6 block to $9.89 per MMBtu for October 2026-March 2027, from $8.90 earlier. Meanwhile, APM gas from ONGC and Oil India’s legacy fields remains effectively capp…
The government has raised the ceiling price for natural gas produced from difficult fields, including Reliance Industries and BPs KG-D6 block, to $9.89 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) for s…
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