Shell, GAIL ink LNG carrier charter deal

LNG giant Shell has entered into a charter deal with India’s largest gas utility GAIL for one liquefied natural gas carrier. GAIL revealed the signing of the charter deal for one Shell LNG carrier via its social media on August 29. The deal was signed by Satyabrata Bairagi, GAIL’s executive director for shipping and international…

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