PNGRB's tariff order leads to ₹1,200 Crore positive impact for GAIL
PNGRB's tariff order for GAIL's Integrated Natural Gas Pipeline leads to a 12% tariff increase, resulting in a positive impact of approximately ₹1,200 Crore, effective 01.01.2026.
The tariff revision is expected to have a noticeable positive impact on the company's revenue, but the full impact will be realized after the next tariff review.
The announcement indicates a positive financial impact of approximately ₹1,200 Crore due to the revised tariff order.
* PNGRB issued a tariff order for GAIL's Integrated Natural Gas Pipeline (INGPL) network, effective 01.01.2026. * Approved levelized tariff of ₹65.69/MMBTU (on GCV basis) as an interim measure over the existing tariff. * This is an increase of approximately 12% compared to the previous levelized tariff of ₹58.61/MMBTU. * The tariff adjustment primarily accounts for System Use Gas (SUG) and capacity determination. * Expected positive impact of approximately ₹1,200 Crore. * True-up of other parameters will be undertaken during the next tariff review exercise in FY 2027-28, effective 01.04.2028.
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