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    Natural Gas Price

    At present, there are broadly two pricing regimes for gas in the country gas pricedunder APM and non-APM or free market gas. The price of APM gas is fixed by theGovernment. As regards non-APM/free market gas, this could also be broadly sub-

    divided into two categories, namely, imported LNG and domestically produced gas fromJV fields. While the price of LNG imported under term contracts is governed by the SPAbetween the LNG seller and the buyer, the spot cargoes are purchased on mutuallyagreeable commercial terms. As regards JV gas, its pricing is governed in terms of thePSC provisions.

    Price of APM natural gas produced by Nationanal Oil Companies w.e.f. 01.06.2010

    MoP&NG, w.e.f June 1, has revised the natural gas pricing mechanism as under

    1.Price of APM natural gas produced by National Oil Companies has been fixed atUS$ 4.2/ mmbtu less royalty. Hence the APM price inclusive of royalty wouldbe US$ 4.2/mmbtu. Other features are :

    The Price on NCV basis. The price would be converted to Rs/mscm ( @10,000 Kal/scm) at the RBI

    reference exchange rate of the month previous to the month during whichsupply of AP gas is made. The Price would be excluding cess,transportation charges, marketing margin/service charge, taxes etc.

    2. North Eastern customers would get a discount of 40% on NCV basis. Differencewould be paid to ONGC & OIL through Government budget.

    3. Marketing margin of Rs. 200/mscm would be payable by the customers to thecompany marketing the gas produced by NOCs.

    4. ONGC and OIL would have the freedom to sell any production from new fields intheir nominated blocks at non-APM rate

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    Gas pipeline networks in India

    1. Existing Pipeline NetworkThere are presently three major pipeline entities in gas transportation across the country

    i.e. GAIL, RGTIL and GSPCL. GAIL is operating HVJ & DVPL trunk pipeline toevacuate APM , JV & R-LNG from ONGC and PLL, consisting about 7000 km (about67%) being owned & operated by GAIL. RGTIL is operating 1375 km East Westpipeline (EWPL) to evacuate gas from KG-D6 gas in Andhra Pradesh. This pipelinepasses through Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat and integrated with GAILs &GSPL network to reach Northern and Western India market. GSPL is mainly focused inthe state of Gujarat. In addition GAIL also operates regional gas pipeline network acrossIndia mainly in Uran, K.G.Basin, South Gujarat. The spread of pipeline network ofdifferent transporter is given as under:

    Transporter (in KM) (in %)

    1 GAIL 7241 67%2 RGTIL 1375 13%

    3 GSPL 1660 15%

    4 AGCL/OIL* 500 5%

    Total 10776 100%* approximately

    The natural gas is primarily sourced from KG-D6,Mumbai offshore, Cambay Basin,Ravva Offshore, KG Basin, Cauvery basin and Imported LNG.

    2. The details of major pipeline trunk pipe line network existing, planned and underexecution are attached :

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