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H-Energy and Kakinada Seaports sign agreement to develop LNG terminal
H-Energy Global, the oil and gas arm of Mumbai-based Hiranandani Group, has entered into a port service agreement (PSA) with Kakinada Seaports (KSPL) for developing an LNG regasification and reloading terminal at Kakinada port on India's East Coast.
KSPL has the concession for Kakinada Deep Water Port from the government of Andhra Pradesh. In a press release, H-Energy stated that the PSA with KSPL is through their wholly-owned subsidiary, East Coast Concessions (ECPL).
Darshan Hiranandani, chief executive officer of H-Energy commented, "We believe that Kakinada with its existing breakwater and deep draft combined with its close proximity to various natural gas pipeline makes this an efficient and successful project for our customers, our partners, and ourselves.”
As disclosed by the company, the LNG hub at the Kakinada Port will cater to the needs of domestic customers in the state of Andhra Pradesh, and is expected to supply LNG through small LNG vessels to H-Energy’s upcoming Kukrahati LNG terminal in West Bengal, also to neighboring countries Bangladesh and Myanmar
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