India Gas Solutions, the equal joint venture between RIL and British Petroleum set up to source and market natural gas in India, will shortly bring in liquefied natural gas through the terminals of Shell India and Petronet LNG.
Company executives said RIL was in talks to book capacity at Shell Hazira Gas Private Ltd, a joint venture between Anglo-Dutch energy company Shell and France's Total, and Petronet LNG's Dahej terminal.
"We are in talks with various LNG terminal operators to book exclusive capacity at the existing LNG terminals. We want to get capacity and bring in gas to market. We would be paying them toll charges," said an RIL executive.
An RIL spokesperson declined comment.
The booked capacity at these terminals could be anywhere between two and three million tonnes per annum, depending on what the terminals will have on offer.
India currently has two LNG terminals, both in Gujarat, that have been bringing in LNG from across the world. Though
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