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India is likely to set up gas trading hub by first quarter of 2020-21

The Narendra Modi government is looking into a plan to unbundle the gas transmission and marketing business of GAIL

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Shine Jacob New Delhi
India is likely to set up its ambitious gas trading hub by the first quarter of 2020-21, after the bifurcation of GAIL. The split is likely to take place by the end of this financial year.

The Narendra Modi government is looking into a plan to unbundle the gas transmission and marketing business of GAIL. 

For the unbundling, the government-owned GAIL had entrusted EY as a consultant. 

According to a government source, GAIL and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) are likely to take equity in the planned gas exchange, which is a part of the natural gas trading hub. In April 2018,

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