Gujarat State Petronet Ltd, the Natural gas transmission company is slated to buy 28.4% stake in Gujarat Gas from Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation.
After the government cut gas prices to USD 2.50 per unit on Friday, Gujarat Gas says it will try to maximise the benefit of the price cut that can be passed on to customers.
Despite the price fall, ONGC is confident of volumes improving on back of project implementation, says AK Srinivasan, Director - Finance at ONGC.
Expansion of network, volume growth to boost Gujarat Gas' performance in FY17, says Non-executive Chairman GR Aloria.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Ex-ONGC head, RS Sharma said the development is a big negative and the government will have to work to revive formulation in order to promote the exploration and production (E&P) sector.
Gujarat Gas aims to focus on segments and applications where gas is still very competitive not only economically, but because of its other attributes, says MD Sugata Sircar.
Sugata Sircar, MD, Gujarat Gas explains to CNBC-TV18 that the implementation of a sound strategy has restored the company‘s financials over a nine-month period. He adds that the share of RLNG in the gas-sourcing mix will remain and he is working on several solutions to reduce the impact of the increased and fluctuations in cost.
Shaleen Sharma MD of Gujarat Gas tells CNBC TV-18 that although, the retrospective aspect of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) order was a cause of concern, the decision for 65% BG stake sale in Gujarat Gas has not yet been finalized.
Hasmukh Shah, chairman of Gujarat Gas is worried about the stoppage of further oil and gas production due to delay in decision making by the government.