HPCL’s Chhara LNG terminal to get commissioning cargo in December or January

India’s Hindustan Petroleum, a unit of state-owned ONGC, expects to receive the commissioning cargo at its delayed 5 mtpa Chhara LNG import terminal in Gujarat in December or January, according to its management.

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