INDO-NORWEGIAN JOINT WORKING GROUP

GSPC LNG PRESENTATION

ANIL K JOSHI SR VICE PRESIDENT

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GSPC LNG Ltd. is a Company, promoted by State

Government owned Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation

(GSPC) to set up the LNG terminal at Mundra to meet

the growing demand of energy in the vibrant state of

Gujarat and beyond.

Equity structure of promoters is as below:

Govt. of Gujarat and its entities 50%

Adani Group 25%

Strategic investor 25%

GSPC LNG Limited

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An initiative of the Government of Gujarat, India’s most

progressive state

Strong promoters with proven track record of project

implementation in oil& gas, infrastructure and power sector

Promoter GSPC is an integrated gas company - E&P to gas

distribution

Gujarat adopts progressive policies for development of energy

sector

Strength of GSPC LNG Limited

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Access to India's biggest and most mature gas

market in the State of Gujarat

Gujarat has the 33% of total gas pipeline network

in the country which continues to grow

Location advantage over other LNG terminals for

the growing natural gas market in Northern India

because of shorter transportation distance

Strength of GSPC LNG Limited

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GSPC LNG Limited is setting up a terminal for

import, storage and regasification of liquefied natural gas

(LNG) of a capacity of five (5) MMTPA and expandable

up to ten (10) MMTPA at Mundra, state of Gujarat,

India.

The site of the LNG Terminal is at approximately

three hundred (300) kilometres south - west of

Gandhinagar in district of Kutch, state of Gujarat.

Mundra Port is well connected with the vast hinterland

of western and north Indian states, which have huge

potential for demand of regasified LNG

Broad Overview of GSPC LNG Terminal

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Location of GSPC LNG Terminal

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Gas Pipeline Network in Gujarat

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Gas Pipeline Network n India

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Norway’s experience in Small

Scale LNG

• Small scale LNG

receiving stations

• Ship to ship LNG

transfer-bunkering

operations

• LNG fuelled ferry

• LNG transportation

through truck/rail

• Small scale LNG

production plants

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Potential for LNG Business

• LNG can be supplied

through small barges to

Andaman & Nicobar

Islands and

Lakshadweep for their

domestic and power-

generation use

• LNG fuelled ferry can

be used in place of

diesel-run ferries in

coastal areas

• LNG bunkering for

ships in transit through

Indian Ocean

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Transportation through LNG Truck

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Coastal Transportation of LNG

Small LNG Carrier:

LNGC’s smaller than 20,000 m3 capacity LNGC’s between 20,000 & 40,000 m3 LNGC’s between 40,000 and 50,000 m3

Coastal Transportation

LNG Carrier (Small Capacity) +

Compatible Jetty

Filling in LNG bottles and shipping with Articulated Tug

barge

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Potential Coastal Route for LNG

Barges

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Potential Coastal Route for LNG

Barges

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