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CONCOR Collaborates with Indraprastha Gas to Expand LNG/LCNG Infrastructure at Terminals
OIL & GAS

CONCOR Collaborates with Indraprastha Gas to Expand LNG/LCNG Infrastructure at Terminals

Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) has formed a strategic partnership with Indraprastha Gas Limited to explore and expand Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) and Liquified Compressed Natural Gas (LCNG) infrastructure at key terminals. This collaboration aims to boost the accessibility and utilization of clean energy solutions in the transport and logistics sector. The initiative aligns with the global push towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. The joint efforts of CONCOR and Indraprastha Gas reflect a commitment to fostering a greener and more efficient future for the railway industry. The partnership will play a crucial role in addressing the growing demand for LNG and LCNG, contributing to reduced emissions and a more sustainable transportation ecosystem.

Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) has formed a strategic partnership with Indraprastha Gas Limited to explore and expand Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) and Liquified Compressed Natural Gas (LCNG) infrastructure at key terminals. This collaboration aims to boost the accessibility and utilization of clean energy solutions in the transport and logistics sector. The initiative aligns with the global push towards sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. The joint efforts of CONCOR and Indraprastha Gas reflect a commitment to fostering a greener and more efficient future for the railway industry. The partnership will play a crucial role in addressing the growing demand for LNG and LCNG, contributing to reduced emissions and a more sustainable transportation ecosystem.

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