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| 2020-12-31 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据世界天然气网12月25日消息 印度11月份的液化天然气进口量较去年同期增长了近12%。 根据石油部石油规划与分析小组（PPAC）最新月度报告，11月液化天然气进口量达到28.9亿立方米，与去年同期的25.9亿立方米相比增加了11.8%。 然而，从2020年10月进口量的逐月下滑来看，这一数字仅次于2月进口量。 在2020年4月至11月的财政年度，印度共进口219.7亿立方米液化天然气，比去年同期增长0.6%。 11月进口价格再次小幅下滑，从2019年的8亿美元下滑至11月的7亿美元。 4月至11月的财政年度内，累计进口额从2019年的63亿美元大幅下滑至目前的45亿美元。 印度目前通过6个液化天然气进口终端进口冷冻燃料，总容量为4250万吨。 据PPAC称，这些设施的利用率继续上升。印度液化天然气公司的达赫液化天然气终端以95%产能利用率运行。 PPAC数据显示，壳牌500万吨/年的哈兹拉液化天然气终端的产能利用率为96.9%，达博液化天然气设施的产能利用率为40.9%。 科奇液化天然气工厂的产能为15.8%，印度石油公司的恩诺雷工厂为11.3%，GSPC的蒙德拉工厂的产能为36.2%。 从印度国内天然气产量来看，上月下降9.1%，至23.3亿立方米。 吴恒磊 编译自 世界天然气 原文如下： India: November LNG imports up India’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) during the month of November have jumped by close to 12 per cent from the corresponding month last year. According to the oil ministry’s Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell latest monthly report, LNG imports reached 2.89 billion cubic meters in November. This is 11.8 per cent 2.59 Bcm imported in the corresponding month last year. However,month-on-month imports slipped from the volumes imported in October 2020 that were only second to February imports. For the fiscal year from April to November 2020, India imported a total 21.97 Bcm of LNG, which is 0.6 per cent up on the corresponding period last year. The price of imports slipped again slightly in November, from $0.8 billion in 2019 to $0.7 billion during the month under review. The value of cumulative imports during the fiscal year from April to November slipped significantly from $6.3 billion in 2019 to $4.5 billion currently. India currently imports chilled fuel via six LNG import terminals with a combined capacity of 42.5 million tonnes. According to PPAC, utilization of these facilities continues to pick up. Petronet LNG’s Dahej LNG terminal operated at 95 per cent capacity. PPAC data shows that Shell’s 5 mtpa Hazira LNG terminal operated at 96.9 per cent capacity while the Dabhol LNG facility operated at 40.9 per cent. Kochi LNG facility was at 15.8 per cent, Indian Oil’s Ennore facility operated at 11.3 per cent while GSPC’s Mundra plant operated at 36.2 per cent capacity. Looking at India’s domestic natural gas production, it dropped 9.1 per cent last month to 2.33 billion cubic meters.
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