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Deep-sea gas becomes costlier as government raises price ceiling

1 source · first seen 12:01 4 Oct · updated 12:01 4 Oct

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  • The ceiling price for deep-sea gas rises to $9.89 per MMBtu for October 2026-March 2027
  • The price applies to difficult-field gas including Reliance-BP’s KG-D6 block
  • Higher gas prices may lift costs for Indian gas buyers while supporting Reliance Industries’ upstream revenue

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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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