West Asia conflict disrupted Gulf LPG supply, leading India to explore Algeria as an alternative market.
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Updated Jul 1
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West Asia conflict disrupted Gulf LPG supply, leading India to explore Algeria as an alternative market.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A country reliant on imports is diversifying its Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) sourcing from various international partners, including Algeria.Sub-event
India is seeking Algerian LPG supplies due to disruptions caused by the West Asia conflict.1 source
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- Due to the ongoing West Asia conflict, India's LPG supplies are disrupted, leading to declining consumption and a strategic push toward piped natural gas (PNG).
- Conflict in West Asia disrupted cooking gas imports to India, though the Ministry later restored commercial LPG supplies to pre-crisis levels.
- Algeria is seeking markets for its future gas deliveries, with Europe confirmed to be buying pipeline gas from Algeria.
- LPG imports from West Asia are being disrupted due to the ongoing war, prompting diversification and ramp-up of logistics facilities.
- Geopolitical tensions and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz are causing economic strain on Algeria and Morocco.