India is exploring alternate supply sources for liquefied natural gas, including Russia and Norway amid uncertainty around the tensions in West Asia despite signs of easing, a report by Business Standard said. According to shipping data cited by the report, India is expected to receive LNG cargoes this month from Russia after two years and from Norway after six years. The Russian tanker carrying the fuel is expected to reach Petronet LNG’s Dahej terminal around April 25 while tanker from Norway’s Snohvit terminal is expected to reach by May 12. Russia Emerging As Top Source Following the war in Ukraine…
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