ADNOC open to further long-term LPG deals with India, sees India among most important energy markets: Acting CEO, Downstream
ADNOC supplied more than 500,000 barrels of crude a day to India in 2025, “almost one in ten barrels of [India’s] crude imports”. The company is exploring opportunities with ISPRL to expand storage of crude oil, LNG and LPG, including strategic reserves
ADNOC, the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, is open to further long-term LPG supply agreements with India and sees significant potential in deepening cooperation across various energy sectors, according to its Acting CEO for downstream industry, marketing, and trading, Nasser Omair Al Muhairi. Speaking to The Hindu, Al Muhairi emphasized that ADNOC’s supply, trading, and shipping capabilities position it as a trusted partner in meeting India’s growing energy needs, describing India as one of ADNOC’s most important energy markets.
The company is already a key supplier of crude oil, LNG, and naphtha to India, and is exploring opportunities to expand its storage capacity in the country to support energy security and flexibility.
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