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       aggregation machinery, and bypro-    90
       ducts offtake to address these chal-                                 Forecast
       lenges and build a robust CBG eco-   80      Actual
       system by 2030.                      70
                                            60
       LNG imports are set to more than     50
       double between 2023 and 2030         40
          India’s LNG imports are set to    30
       more than double between 2023        20
       and 2030, driven by steady demand    10
       growth  and  a  much  slower rise  in
       domestic production. Between 2013    0   2023    2024   2025   2026   2027    2028   2029   2030
       and 2023, India’s LNG imports           LNG import capacity (operational)  LNG import capacity (under construction)  LNG demand forecast
       increased by 70%, and reached 36-bcm
       in 2024, matching the previous record   Fig. 3: LNG demand forecast and import capacity in India, 2023-2030 (bcm/yr)
       set in 2020 and cementing the coun-  As domestic natural gas produc-  LNG requirements is set to widen
       try’s position as the fourth-largest  tion is projected to see only marginal  signifi cantly after 2028, leaving India
       LNG importer globally.            growth until 2030, LNG imports are  more exposed to the volatility of the
                                         expected to meet an increasing share  spot LNG market unless additional
          Looking ahead, India’s LNG  of India’s future gas demand.       LNG contracts are secured in the
       demand is projected to grow steadily,                              coming years.
       reaching 64-bcm/yr by 2030.  This   The  rapid  rise  in  LNG  require-
       represents an annual average growth  ments necessitates additional LNG   [Extracts from the ‘India Gas  Market
       rate of 11% for the 2023-2030 period,  import capacity in the second half   Report: Outlook to 2030’ published by
       twice the average rate observed in the  of the decade. The gap between con-  the International Energy  Agency (IEA),
       previous ten years.               tracted LNG supply and projected   February 2025]

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