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Centre raises deepwater gas price ceiling to $9.89 per MMBtu; APM gas cap at $7

3 sources · first seen 11:40 4 Oct · updated 12:30 4 Oct

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  • Deepwater gas price ceiling raised to $9.89 per MMBtu; APM gas cap is $7
  • Difficult-area gas has marketing and pricing freedom, subject to a government-notified ceiling
  • The higher ceiling may benefit Indian deepwater gas producers, while affecting gas buyers’ costs

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Centre raises deepwater gas price ceiling to $9.89 per MMBtu; APM gas cap at $7

Sunday, 4 October

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3 reports · earliest 11:40
Business LineCentre raises deepwater gas price ceiling to $9.89 per MMBtu; APM gas cap at $711:40Business StandardGovt raises deepwater gas price ceiling to $9.89 per MMBtu, APM cap at $711:53The HinduGovernment raises deepwater gas price ceiling to $9.89/MMBtu; APM gas cap at $712:30