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Adani, IOC, BPCL, Torrent big winners of city gas licences; oil regulator PNGRB declares final list

PNGRB said the ninth CGD bidding round was launched on 12 April for development of city gas networks for the 86 geographical areas (GAs) which includes 174 districts (156 complete and 18 part), spread over 22 states and Union Territories (UTs) in India.

Indian Oil Corp, BPCL, Adani top bidders for gas retailing licences in cities; 400 bids received for 86 permits

Petronet LNG Ltd, India's largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer, sought to foray into CGD business by bidding for the licence in seven cities

Gas retailing bids: Reliance Industries-BP joint venture seeks licence for 15 cities, IGL 13

Bidding for the biggest city gas distribution licensing round, offering 86 permits for selling CNG and piped cooking gas in 174 districts in 22 states and union territories, closes this evening

India's biggest city gas licensing auction to attract Rs 70,000 crore in investments

Government on Tuesday opened for bidding the biggest city gas distribution licensing round, offering 86 permits for selling CNG and piped cooking gas in 174 districts in 22 states and union territories

Govt plans to launch natural gas trading hub by October, aims to create Indian gas benchmark

Oil regulator Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has sought bids to hire a consultant to help develop a regulatory framework for operationalising the gas trading/exchange hub.

Oil companies get a free hand in setting up CNG stations

The Petroleum Ministry has held that the oil regulator's approval is not needed for setting up CNG selling stations and companies were free to set up CNG pumps across cities.

India's gas output to double by 2026-27

The report further projected the output to rise to 211 mmscmd in 2026-27 and to 230 mmscmd in 2029-30.

Separate transportation, marketing: oil regulator to gas firms

PNGRB said monopoly behaviour is anti-competitive and, therefore, not in consumer interest.

Energy tribunal issues notices to PSU oil firms

The ATE has additional jurisdiction to hear appeals against orders of the PNGRB.

No cartelisation by public sector oil firms, says regulator

While the government had freed petrol and diesel price from its control from April 2002, the fuel have not been priced at their imported cost since May 2004.