Gas Demand from Power, Fertiliser Plants to surge 28% in 3 years

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Thu, Jul 23, 2009

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Post by Melissa Pistilli, Gas Reporter

The government on Thursday declared demand for gas from power and fertiliser plants will surge by 28 per cent to 202.83 million cubic meters per day in three years.

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