Think Gas Signs Long-Term Gas Supply Deal with Shell Energy
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Think Gas Signs Long-Term Gas Supply Deal with Shell Energy

Think Gas has signed a long-term natural gas supply agreement with Shell Energy India to strengthen fuel availability across its city gas distribution (CGD) networks. The partnership will support Think Gas in meeting the rising demand for cleaner fuels across its operational geographies, helping the company enhance gas access for households, industries, commercial establishments and transport users.

Shell Energy India will supply natural gas under the new contract, enabling Think Gas to secure reliable volumes for its pipelines and CNG stations. The company said the agreement will play a key role in expanding its CGD footprint and supporting India’s wider transition to cleaner, low-emission fuels.

Think Gas currently serves multiple authorised areas across the country and continues to invest in new infrastructure to accelerate the shift towards natural gas for mobility and urban energy needs.

Think Gas has signed a long-term natural gas supply agreement with Shell Energy India to strengthen fuel availability across its city gas distribution (CGD) networks. The partnership will support Think Gas in meeting the rising demand for cleaner fuels across its operational geographies, helping the company enhance gas access for households, industries, commercial establishments and transport users.Shell Energy India will supply natural gas under the new contract, enabling Think Gas to secure reliable volumes for its pipelines and CNG stations. The company said the agreement will play a key role in expanding its CGD footprint and supporting India’s wider transition to cleaner, low-emission fuels.Think Gas currently serves multiple authorised areas across the country and continues to invest in new infrastructure to accelerate the shift towards natural gas for mobility and urban energy needs.

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