Petronet's Southern Indian LNG Terminal to Start Soon

After a delay of almost a decade, Petronet LNG’s terminal at Puthuvype in the Indian state of Kerala is all set to start operations, according to The New Indian Express.

The terminal will have a capacity of 5 million tonnes a year.

Though the official dedication of the terminal will take place in two months, pumping of gas from the terminal will start this month, the newspaper said.

It is expected that the terminal will get LNG from Qatar from next week. The terminal will operate at a capacity of 8 per cent initially.