India government says notifies landmark order to strengthen natural gas infrastructure with an immediate effect and improve ease of doing business; seamless access for authorised entities to lay and expand pipelines across regions

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  • Order provides a streamlined and time-bound framework for laying and expanding pipelines across India.

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The Indian government's landmark order aimed at strengthening natural gas infrastructure suggests a significant policy shift that could facilitate investment and operational efficiencies in the energy sector. By streamlining the process for laying and expanding pipelines, this regulatory change likely enhances the attractiveness of India's gas market, which could support greater energy supply and potential price stabilization, impacting both regional and global energy dynamics.

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