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LNG Terminals in India
India has 45 LNG terminals mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 8th-largest fleet of the 102 countries that hold any, and 3% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 16 operating and 15 under construction or proposed. Combined LNG capacity is about 243 Mtpa. The largest is Hazira LNG Terminal (19.92 Mtpa).
The largest owner-operators are Petronet LNG (7), Konkan LNG Ltd (4) and Gujarat State Petronet (3) — Petronet LNG alone is named on 16% of them. Half of India's LNG terminals in service predate 2019 (median commissioning year of the 10 with a known date), 6 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Dahej LNG Terminal, dating from 2004. 15 are in the pipeline, led by Hazira LNG Terminal (19.92 Mtpa), proposed.
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Largest LNG terminals in India
- Hazira LNG Terminal19.92 Mtpa · proposed
- Dahej LNG17.5 Mtpa
- Dahej LNG Terminal15 Mtpa · 2004
- Gangavaram LNG Terminal10 Mtpa · idle
- Jaigarh LNG Terminal8 Mtpa · proposed
- Dabhol LNG Terminal7.5 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Crown Kakinada LNG Terminal7.2 Mtpa · 2028 · proposed
- Karwar FSRU7 Mtpa · 2018 · idle
- Jaigarh LNG Terminal6 Mtpa · 2022 · construction
- Hazira LNG Terminal5.2 Mtpa · 2005
- AMNS Suvali LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · proposed
- BPCL Mangalore LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · idle
- Chhara LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2025
- Dabhol LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2013
- Dahej LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2025 · construction
- Dhamra LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2023
- Ennore LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2019
- Ennore LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · proposed
- GAIL Kakinada FSRU5 Mtpa · idle
- Gopalpur LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2025 · proposed
- Hazira FSRU5 Mtpa · idle
- Hazira LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · idle
- Jafrabad FSRU5 Mtpa · 2022 · construction
- Jafrabad FSRU5 Mtpa · proposed
- Kochi LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2013
- Mumbai FSRU5 Mtpa · idle
- Mundra LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2020
- Hazira LNG5 Mtpa
- Kochi LNG5 Mtpa
- Mundra LNG5 Mtpa
- Dabhol LNG5 Mtpa
- Ennore LNG5 Mtpa
- Krishna Godavari FSRU4.7 Mtpa · idle
- H-Energy Kakinada LNG Terminal4 Mtpa · 2024 · idle
- LNG Alliance Mangalore FSRU4 Mtpa · idle
- Digha FSRU3 Mtpa · 2020 · idle
- Kukrahati LNG Terminal3 Mtpa · 2024 · idle
- Dahej LNG Terminal2.5 Mtpa · 2019
- Karaikal FSRU2 Mtpa · proposed
- Haldia FSRU1.5 Mtpa · 2027 · proposed
- Haldia FSRU1.5 Mtpa · proposed
- Haldia LNG Terminal1 Mtpa · 2020 · idle
- Karaikal FSRU1 Mtpa · 2022 · proposed
- Krishnapatnam FSRU1 Mtpa · 2022 · idle
Who owns India's LNG terminals
- Petronet LNG7 16%
- Konkan LNG Ltd4 9%
- Gujarat State Petronet3 7%
- Shell Energy India Pvt Ltd3 7%
- AGP City Gas Pvt Ltd2 4%
- Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Co2 4%
- Gujarat Maritime Board2 4%
- Indian Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative2 4%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
When they were built
- 2000s2
- 2010s4
- 2020s4
Median commissioning year 2019 · oldest Dahej LNG Terminal (2004) · newest Dabhol LNG Terminal (2025) · 10 of 45 carry a start date
Under construction & proposed
- Hazira LNG Terminal19.92 Mtpa · proposed
- Jaigarh LNG Terminal8 Mtpa · proposed
- Dabhol LNG Terminal7.5 Mtpa · 2030 · proposed
- Crown Kakinada LNG Terminal7.2 Mtpa · 2028 · proposed
- Jaigarh LNG Terminal6 Mtpa · 2022 · construction
- AMNS Suvali LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · proposed
- Dahej LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2025 · construction
- Ennore LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · proposed
- Gopalpur LNG Terminal5 Mtpa · 2025 · proposed
- Jafrabad FSRU5 Mtpa · 2022 · construction
- Jafrabad FSRU5 Mtpa · proposed
- Karaikal FSRU2 Mtpa · proposed
How India compares · LNG terminals by country
- 1. United States176
- 5. Russia50
- 6. Canada48
- 7. Indonesia48
- 8. India45
- 9. Vietnam34
- 10. Brazil29
- 11. Mexico29
Frequently asked
- How many LNG terminals are there in India?
- OverWatts maps 45 LNG terminals in India — 3% of the world's mapped total, the 8th-largest national fleet of the 102 countries with any.
- What is the largest LNG terminal in India?
- Hazira LNG Terminal, at 19.92 Mtpa.
- Who owns the LNG terminals in India?
- Petronet LNG is named as owner or operator on the most — 7 of 45 (16%). Next are Konkan LNG Ltd (4), Gujarat State Petronet (3) and Shell Energy India Pvt Ltd (3).
- How old are India's LNG terminals?
- The median commissioning year is 2019, across the 10 in service with a known start date. The oldest still listed is Dahej LNG Terminal (2004); 6 came online in the past ten years.
- What new LNG terminals are being built in India?
- 15 projects are under construction or proposed. The largest are Hazira LNG Terminal (19.92 Mtpa), Jaigarh LNG Terminal (8 Mtpa) and Dabhol LNG Terminal (7.5 Mtpa).