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AHMEDABAD: Adani Group-owned Adani Total Gas Limited on Monday announced it has signed a mutual support agreement, with Inox India Limited (INOXCVA), to partner for delivery of LNG and LCNG equipment and services.
As part of the agreement, ATGL will get preferential treatment and access to advanced scheduling and consideration for joint opportunities to set up LNG/ LCNG stations, LNG satellite stations and transitioning to LNG as a transport fuel.
Both the companies will engage in developing LNG infrastructure including small-scale LNG plants, LNG stations thus bringing economies of scale for converting heavy vehicles on LNG, developing best practices towards HSE, attaining fuel efficiency and high quality conversion.
Suresh P Manglani, executive director, and CEO, ATGL, said, “This partnership with INOXCVA shall help ATGL in furthering phased transition of long-haul heavy vehicles, buses currently using HSD/diesel to LNG, thereby helping over 30% reduction in CO2 and GHG emissions. ATGL will also fast-track setting up of LNG stations across the country for boosting the confidence of fleet operators to embrace LNG as transportation fuel.”
As part of the agreement, ATGL will get preferential treatment and access to advanced scheduling and consideration for joint opportunities to set up LNG/ LCNG stations, LNG satellite stations and transitioning to LNG as a transport fuel.
Both the companies will engage in developing LNG infrastructure including small-scale LNG plants, LNG stations thus bringing economies of scale for converting heavy vehicles on LNG, developing best practices towards HSE, attaining fuel efficiency and high quality conversion.
Suresh P Manglani, executive director, and CEO, ATGL, said, “This partnership with INOXCVA shall help ATGL in furthering phased transition of long-haul heavy vehicles, buses currently using HSD/diesel to LNG, thereby helping over 30% reduction in CO2 and GHG emissions. ATGL will also fast-track setting up of LNG stations across the country for boosting the confidence of fleet operators to embrace LNG as transportation fuel.”
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