GAIL, SEFE settle LNG supply dispute

India’s largest gas utility GAIL has resolved a dispute with SEFE Marketing & Trading Singapore, previously known as Gazprom Marketing and Trading Singapore, over issues related to undelivered LNG supplies. German gas importer Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) and GAil announced the settlement in separate statements. SEFE said the two firms reached an amicable settlement…

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