Ministry trying to rope in firm for TAPI project
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Ministry trying to rope in firm for TAPI project

The union petroleum ministry is looking out for a global company to lead a consortium for implementing the 1,680 km TAPI pipeline project. The proposed pipeline will start from the South Yolotan-Osman field in Turkmenistan, passing through Herat, Helmand and Kandahar regions in Afghanistan via Quetta and Multan in Pakistan and finally ending at Fazilka (Punjab) in India. The project, which is intended to transport Caspian Sea gas from Turkmenistan to India, evidently passes through terror-hit regions which has deterred interests.

Contact: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas.
Tel: 011-2338 1462.
Website: www.petroleum.nic.in

The union petroleum ministry is looking out for a global company to lead a consortium for implementing the 1,680 km TAPI pipeline project. The proposed pipeline will start from the South Yolotan-Osman field in Turkmenistan, passing through Herat, Helmand and Kandahar regions in Afghanistan via Quetta and Multan in Pakistan and finally ending at Fazilka (Punjab) in India. The project, which is intended to transport Caspian Sea gas from Turkmenistan to India, evidently passes through terror-hit regions which has deterred interests. Contact: Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. Tel: 011-2338 1462. Website: www.petroleum.nic.in

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