Archive · 4 Aug 2025
HPCL Inks 10-Year LNG Deal with ADNOC Gas for Supply
India is making a deal to buy cooking gas (LNG) from a company in Abu Dhabi for 10 years.
This means India will have a reliable supply of gas for things like powering factories and for people to cook with.
The gas will come into a special terminal in Gujarat.
This is good for India's energy future and helps them move towards using cleaner energy.
HPCL has a lot of places to sell this gas, like gas stations and places that deliver cooking gas.
HPCL signed a 10-year LNG agreement with ADNOC Gas to procure Liquefied Natural Gas.
The LNG will be received at the Chhara LNG Terminal in Gujarat.
The agreement aims to meet the demand of HPCL's refineries and downstream customers.
This deal supports India's energy security and cleaner energy goals.
HPCL has a vast marketing network, including retail outlets and distribution centers.
- Who
- State-run Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) signed the agreement with Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Company (ALNG), a subsidiary of ADNOC Gas.
- What
- HPCL signed a 10-year LNG agreement with ADNOC Gas.
- When
- The agreement was signed and announced on August 4, 2025.
- Where
- LNG will be received at the Chhara LNG Terminal, Gujarat.
- Why
- To ensure reliability, affordability, and supply security of gas.
Benefits of Long-Term LNG Deals
Strategic Advantages of the Deal
Supply Security and Price Stability
Benefits of Long-Term LNG Deals
Ensuring supply security, and securing supply at competitive prices
Strategic Advantages of the Deal
Provides long-term planning stability for both buyer and seller. The agreement helps to meet the growing energy needs of the nation
- Agreement Length
- 10 years
- Company
- HPCL
- Supplier
- ADNOC Gas
- Terminal Location
- Chhara, Gujarat
- HPCL Retail Outlets
- 23,901
- HPCL LPG Distributorships
- 6,384
