GUJURAT PLANT
April 1st, 2002
BY SWINEETHA DIAS WICKRAMANAYAKA
COMPETITION is intensifying to supply the planned new 615 MW power plant in Saurashtra, Gujurat, India, with fuel. Gujarat State Petronet will submit a feasibility report on an IND Rupees 1,650 million sub-sea gas pipeline connecting the mid-Tapti fields with the Pipavav port. Plant constructor Kribhco had asked Petronet to consider either a dedicated pipeline or a shared gas transmission line. Meanwhile, British Gas India, (BGI), could supply re-gasified LNG through Gujarat Pipavav LNG Co Ltd.
COMPETITION is intensifying to supply the planned new 615 MW power plant in Saurashtra, Gujurat, India, with fuel. Gujarat State Petronet will submit a feasibility report on an IND Rupees 1,650 million sub-sea gas pipeline connecting the mid-Tapti fields with the Pipavav port. Plant constructor Kribhco had asked Petronet to consider either a dedicated pipeline or a shared gas transmission line. Meanwhile, British Gas India, (BGI), could supply re-gasified LNG through Gujarat Pipavav LNG Co Ltd.
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