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India’s GAIL seeks stake in US LNG project

By LNG Prime Staff
India's GAIL seeks stake in US LNG project
For illustration only (Image: GAIL)

India’s largest gas utility, GAIL, has launched a tender to take equity and buy volumes from a US LNG export project.

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