Development of a Gas Hub: Learnings for India

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September 2, 2019

As the share of natural gas in India’s energy consumption increases, there is an emerging need for an efficient gas market, transparent pricing benchmark and its own gas trading platform. Author: Ashwani Dudeja, Shell

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