Projects

laying of natural gas transportation pipeline including spur line for hardwar-rishikesh-dehradun pipeline section for approx. length 66.07km with 8 dia with associated facilities along the pipeline route i.e. sv/dt/rt stations.

expansion of petrochemical complex by adding polypropylene unit at pata, district auraiya, uttar pradesh by m/s gail (india) limited

proposed onshore oil and gas exploration and testing of hydrocarbons in block cb-onhp-2017/12 in ahmedabad & anand district, gujarat

production operations in the block: cb-onn-2010/11

laying of natural gas transportation pipeline including spur line for hardwar-rishikesh-dehradun pipeline section for approx. length 66.07km with 8/12/14 dia with associated facilities along the pipeline route i.e. 06 sv, 01dt, 01rt & 01 top stations.

gail (india) is planning to construct a warehouse for storage of polymer at pata, dist. auraiya, uttar pradesh. e-tenders have been floated for the project (domestic competitive bidding). documents can be downloaded till 24th august, 2017. the last date for online submission of bids is 24th august, 2017. [info as of: aug. 17]

gail (india) is planning a gas pipeline to kilburn industries in dist. bharuch, gujarat. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 42.9 million. theodesh consultants is the consultant. the project is waiting for forest clearance. according to forest clearance sources, the company has applied for forest clearance for diversion of 0.001854 hectares of forest land required for the project for a total period of 30 years. the company proposes to lay 4 inch diameter gas pipeline from tapoff gail dahej-uran-panvel (dupl) pipeline near gujarat narmada valley fertilizers company (gnfc) to boundary to kilburn industries at gidc dahej for gas transmission. the project is being implemented by gails internal financial resources. the project completion schedule shall be 12 months from the date of approval. [info as of: aug. 17]

gail (india) is planning the 28 kms kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. jaihind projects has been awarded a rs. 6,453.3 contract for executing the work. the contract is for section ii of laying and construction of spurline (18, 12, 8, 4) x 28 kms and associated work. [info as of: dec. 15] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. the cost of the project is rs. 30.32 billion. the project envisages connecting the petronet lng terminal at puthuvype in kochi to kanjirkkode, from where two separate lines are to join it from mangaluru and bengaluru. the project was approved in 2010 and gail india launched the work in 2012 for the 1,114 km stretch on the kochi-kanjirkkode-mangaluru and bengaluru route. the survey and preparation of mahasar for land acquisition are almost over in ernakulam, thrissur, palakkad and kasaragod districts. work is in progress in kannur district and work has started in kozhikode. the tendering process for the work will start soon and pipe-laying work is expected to be over in 2 years. [info as of: sept. 16] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project phase-ii in kerala and karnataka. the project is under implementation. il&fs engineering and construction company has received the fax of acceptance (foa), for laying and construction of pipeline along with associated works of section-i pipeline from dispatch terminal at existing ip station-i at fact udyog mandal of phase-1 at chainage 0.000 km to ip station-1 of phase-ii at approx. chainage 90.615 km at koottanad including station works at dispatch terminal at existing ip station-1, sv-1, sv-2, sv-3, sv-4, & sv-5, and ip station-1 at koottanad of kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project phase-ii in kerala. the total length of the 30 pipeline is 91 km. the total value of the contract is rs. 1,731.3 million (plus service tax), and is to be mechanically completed in 24 months from the date of foa and with additional 2 months for commissioning and gas-in. [info as of: feb. 17] gail (india) is implementing the 440 km kochi-koottanad-mangaluru natural gas pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. work is in progress on the 91 km kochi-koottanad section. a contract has been awarded on 14th february, 2017 for pipeline laying work for another 105 km section from perole-kodalamuguru-mangaluru section. the project is targeted to be completed by december 2018. [info as of: sept. 10]

gail (india) is planning the 28 kms kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. jaihind projects has been awarded a rs. 6,453.3 contract for executing the work. the contract is for section ii of laying and construction of spurline (18, 12, 8, 4) x 28 kms and associated work. [info as of: dec. 15] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. the cost of the project is rs. 30.32 billion. the project envisages connecting the petronet lng terminal at puthuvype in kochi to kanjirkkode, from where two separate lines are to join it from mangaluru and bengaluru. the project was approved in 2010 and gail india launched the work in 2012 for the 1,114 km stretch on the kochi-kanjirkkode-mangaluru and bengaluru route. the survey and preparation of mahasar for land acquisition are almost over in ernakulam, thrissur, palakkad and kasaragod districts. work is in progress in kannur district and work has started in kozhikode. the tendering process for the work will start soon and pipe-laying work is expected to be over in 2 years. [info as of: sept. 16] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project phase-ii in kerala and karnataka. the project is under implementation. il&fs engineering and construction company has received the fax of acceptance (foa), for laying and construction of pipeline along with associated works of section-i pipeline from dispatch terminal at existing ip station-i at fact udyog mandal of phase-1 at chainage 0.000 km to ip station-1 of phase-ii at approx. chainage 90.615 km at koottanad including station works at dispatch terminal at existing ip station-1, sv-1, sv-2, sv-3, sv-4, & sv-5, and ip station-1 at koottanad of kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project phase-ii in kerala. the total length of the 30 pipeline is 91 km. the total value of the contract is rs. 1,731.3 million (plus service tax), and is to be mechanically completed in 24 months from the date of foa and with additional 2 months for commissioning and gas-in. [info as of: feb. 17] gail (india) is implementing the 440 km kochi-koottanad-mangaluru natural gas pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. work is in progress on the 91 km kochi-koottanad section. a contract has been awarded on 14th february, 2017 for pipeline laying work for another 105 km section from perole-kodalamuguru-mangaluru section. the project is targeted to be completed by december 2018. [info as of: sept. 10]

gail (india) is planning an expansion of the jamnagar-loni lpg pipeline (jlpl) project from 2.50 mtpa to 3.25 mtpa in gujarat. the company has proposed to lay 8 x23.5 km. loop line from eol-vadinar to ril-jamnagar. the project is waiting for forest clearance. work on the project is expected to commence after the receipt of clearance. [info as of: jul. 17]

gail (india) is planning the 28 kms kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. jaihind projects has been awarded a rs. 6,453.3 contract for executing the work. the contract is for section ii of laying and construction of spurline (18, 12, 8, 4) x 28 kms and associated work. [info as of: dec. 15] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project in kerala and karnataka. the cost of the project is rs. 30.32 billion. the project envisages connecting the petronet lng terminal at puthuvype in kochi to kanjirkkode, from where two separate lines are to join it from mangaluru and bengaluru. the project was approved in 2010 and gail india launched the work in 2012 for the 1,114 km stretch on the kochi-kanjirkkode-mangaluru and bengaluru route. the survey and preparation of mahasar for land acquisition are almost over in ernakulam, thrissur, palakkad and kasaragod districts. work is in progress in kannur district and work has started in kozhikode. the tendering process for the work will start soon and pipe-laying work is expected to be over in 2 years. [info as of: sept. 16] gail (india) is implementing the kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore lng pipeline project phase-ii in kerala and karnataka. the project is under implementation. il&fs engineering and construction company has received the fax of acceptance (foa), for laying and construction of pipeline along with associated works of section-i pipeline from dispatch terminal at existing ip station-i at fact udyog mandal of phase-1 at chainage 0.000 km to ip station-1 of phase-ii at approx. chainage 90.615 km at koottanad including station works at dispatch terminal at existing ip station-1, sv-1, sv-2, sv-3, sv-4, & sv-5, and ip station-1 at koottanad of kochi-koottanad-bangalore-mangalore pipeline project phase-ii in kerala. the total length of the 30 pipeline is 91 km. the total value of the contract is rs. 1,731.3 million (plus service tax), and is to be mechanically completed in 24 months from the date of foa and with additional 2 months for commissioning and gas-in. [info as of: sept. 10]

gail (india) is planning a city gas distribution (cgd) project in dist. varanasi, uttar pradesh. foundation stone for the project was laid on 24th october, 2016. the laying of the foundation stone heralds the start of construction of the cgd project which will bring eco-friendly fuel natural gas to households, vehicles and industries in varanasi. the project is part of the companys jagdishpur-haldia and bokaro-dhamra pipeline project (jhbdpl), popularly known as urja ganga. the varanasi cgd project will be developed simultaneously with the jhbdpl project. the project, with an estimated capital investment of rs. 10,000 million, is expected to connect 50,000 households with piped natural gas (png) and provide compressed natural gas (cng) to 20,000 vehicles through 20 cng stations. about 800 km of steel and medium density polyethylene (mdpe) will be laid in the city as part of the project. the 2,540 km jhbdpl project is being executed at an investment of rs. 129,400 million, which includes 40 capital grant (i.e. rs. 51,760 million) from the government of india. it will pass through five states, i.e. uttar pradesh, bihar, jharkhand, odisha and west bengal, covering 40 districts. gail has also been entrusted with developing cgd network in seven cities enroute the pipeline, i.e., varanasi, patna, jamshedpur, kolkata, ranchi, bhubaneswar and cuttack. [info as of: nov. 16]

gail (india) is planning the 2,500 kms jagdishpur-phulpur-haldia pipeline project in bihar, uttar pradesh and west bengal. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 100 billion. phase-i of the pipeline will have a capacity of 16 mmscmd which would be augmented to 32 mmscmd in phase-ii. the pipeline project will connect eastern india with the national gas grid. the pipeline will benefit in the 4 states and lead to setting up of city gas networks in 17 major cities of the region, i.e, varanasi, allahabad, patna, gaya, chhapra, siwan, gopalganj, mujaffarpur, bettiah, bhagalpur, bokaro, dhanbad, ranchi, jamshedpur, asansol, durgapur and kolkata. the pipeline will supply feedstock/fuel to fertilizer and power plants and major industries located in the region. the company has already started activities related to detailed survey of the pipeline route. the pipeline will consist of 922 km main line (36 inch diameter) and 1,128 km spur lines and feeder lines (12 to 30 inch diameter). the compressor station will be located at haldia. the company has started activities related to detailed survey of the pipeline route. the survey will include engineering survey (topography, population density index, soil resistivity and soil investigation survey) and cadastral survey (collection of revenue details of every village along the route along with ownership details). the construction activities will commence once the survey is completed. [info as of: may 15] gail (india) is implementing the jagdishpur-haldia natural gas pipeline project in west bengal. the pipeline will serve as the energy highway to carry the fuel to four states i.e. eastern uttar pradesh, bihar, jharkhand and west bengal. the company is taking up the first phase of this pipeline which involves laying of approximately 750 km of pipeline at an estimated expenditure of rs. 39,570 million. the capacity of phase-i is 7.4 mmscmd and that of the entire pipeline will be 16 mmscmd. while supplying gas to anchor load customers like gorakhpur & barauni fertilizer plants and barauni refinery, the first phase of the pipeline will also cater to domestic needs through cgd development in cities like varanasi and patna when the authorizations for the same are accorded by petroleum & natural gas regulatory board (pngrb). 413 km of pipeline will be laid in bihar covering 9 districts (kaimur, rohtas, aurangabad, gaya, nalanda, patna, sheikhpura, lakhisarai and begusarai) in first phase and additional 200 km of pipeline covering four more districts (chappra, siwan, gopalganj and west champaran) will be laid in subsequent phases. the company is committed to expand its current network to 15,000 km within 5 years. civil work is in progress for phase-i. the project office in patna, which will serve as a nodal centre to facilitate the companys construction activities for the pipeline, was also inaugurated on 25th may, 2015. [info as of: sept. 15] gail (india) is implementing the jagdishpur-haldia pipeline project covering bihar, uttar pradesh, jharkhand and west bengal. an investment of over rs. 23,000 million is expected to be made in bihar on this project. the pipeline welding of 12 inch pipeline connecting hfcl barauni to iocl barauni commenced on 15th september, 2015 at barauni, marking the first phase implementation of the project. the phase-i of pipeline project consists of laying of trunk pipeline from phulpur (allahabad) to dobhi (gaya) for a length of 341 km and spur pipeline connectivity to barauni and patna from dobhi for a length of 228 km. this gas network will supply fuel to major industries such as the barauni refinery and the barauni fertilizer plant, which will be revived, besides power and steel plants. the pipeline will also help in setting up of city gas networks in major cities of bihar including patna. [info as of: aug. 14]