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Midstream Infrastructure

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Midstream Infrastructure

The pipelines play an essential role in maintaining the supply chain of crude oil, petroleum products and gas in the country.
  • Total length of crude oil pipeline network across India is 10419.6 km with a capacity of 147.9 MMTPA.
  • Utilization of Crude oil pipeline increased by 7.4% during H1 of FY 2022-23 as compared to the previous year.
  • Petroleum product pipelines, including LPG, have a total network of 19072 km and 117.2 MMTPA capacity.
  • Capacity utilization of petroleum product pipeline is 79.9%
  • LPG Pipeline network in India is 3,729 Kilometres, while capacity utilization is 103%.
  • India operates a network of 21,102 Kilometres of Natural Gas pipelines.
  • 12,005 Kilometres of pipeline network is under way to complete the National Gas Grid

India has 6 operational LNG terminals and 4 upcoming terminals.

      Operational Terminals
  • Dabhol
  • Dahej
  • Hazira
  • Kochi
  • Mundra
  • Ennore
    Upcoming Terminals
  • Dhamra
  • Jafrabad
  • Jaigarh
  • Chhara
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