Adani Total considering building more plants in India for LNG import

The company has a plan to double the capacity of its 5 million metric tonnes-per-year Dhamra LNG terminal in Eastern India, CEO Satinder Pal Singh said, adding that the terminal is operating at about 52% capacity.

Adani Total considering building more plants in India for LNG import
Adani Total Pvt Ltd , a joint venture between India's Adani Group and France's TotalEnergies , is considering building more plants in India to import liquefied natural gas ( LNG ) to meet the growing demand for the cleaner fuel , the company's top boss said on Thursday.

The company has a plan to double the capacity of its 5 million metric tonnes-per-year Dhamra LNG terminal in Eastern India, CEO Satinder Pal Singh said, adding that the terminal is operating at about 52% capacity.

He expects Dhamra LNG plant to operate at full capacity by 2026 or 2027.

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