India Plans 17,500 CNG-PNG Stations, Aims for 120 Million Connections by 2030
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India Plans 17,500 CNG-PNG Stations, Aims for 120 Million Connections by 2030

In a visionary move towards sustainable energy, India charts an ambitious roadmap for the expansion of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Piped Natural Gas (PNG) infrastructure. The plan, spearheaded by Minister Puri, outlines the establishment of 17,500 stations and the provision of 120 million connections by the year 2030. The article explores the strategic significance of this initiative, emphasising its potential to revolutionise the country's energy landscape.

Key components of the plan, including the distribution of stations and connections across regions, are highlighted, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the proposed infrastructure expansion. Minister Puri's insights into the environmental benefits and the government's commitment to fostering cleaner energy solutions are incorporated, providing context to the scale and importance of this initiative. The article aims to capture the essence of India's bold step towards sustainable and accessible energy for its growing population.

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In a visionary move towards sustainable energy, India charts an ambitious roadmap for the expansion of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Piped Natural Gas (PNG) infrastructure. The plan, spearheaded by Minister Puri, outlines the establishment of 17,500 stations and the provision of 120 million connections by the year 2030. The article explores the strategic significance of this initiative, emphasising its potential to revolutionise the country's energy landscape. Key components of the plan, including the distribution of stations and connections across regions, are highlighted, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the proposed infrastructure expansion. Minister Puri's insights into the environmental benefits and the government's commitment to fostering cleaner energy solutions are incorporated, providing context to the scale and importance of this initiative. The article aims to capture the essence of India's bold step towards sustainable and accessible energy for its growing population.

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