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Centre asks state-run firms to explore plans amid LNG supply crisis: Report

Gas supplies to India have been hit due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war

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BS Web Team New Delhi
In lieu of securing immediate supplies amid surging gas prices, the central government is exploring a plan involving participatory commitments by state-run energy firms in global liquified natural gas (LNG) contracts available after five years, reported Livemint on Tuesday quoting a top government official. 

This comes at a time when the prices of LNG have remained high as gas supplies to India have been hit due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. According to Livemint, no-long term global supply contracts will likely be available in the next three years. India currently imports 85 per cent of its oil requirements and 54 per

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