GAIL Extends Gas Supply Agreement with Oil India by 15 Years
7/9/2025
(Reuters) — Gail India has extended its gas sale and purchase agreement with Oil India for another 15 years, the company said on July 9.
As per the agreement, which is effective July 1, up to 900,000 standard cubic meters per day of natural gas will be supplied from Oil India's Bakhri Tibba block in the western state of Rajasthan to a power plant operated by the state's electricity generation company.
GAIL owns and operates a 16,421 km network of natural gas pipelines spread across the country.
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