As of now, the joint venture has developed the infrastructure and other arrangements for piped natural gas supply to the 50,000 households in Kota.
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The Rajasthan State Gas Limited – a state government joint venture – will work to cover maximum possible households in the state under its scheme of direct-to-home piped supply of natural gas for cooking.
This target, along with expansion of supply of the Liquified Natural Gas service (LNG) and the plan of the opening of the Condensed Natural Gas (CNG) stations in Kota, Gwalior and Sheopur, will be the other thrust areas in the RSGL’s 5-year plan being formulated by the company.
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As of now, the joint venture has developed the infrastructure and other arrangements for piped natural gas supply to the 50,000 households in Kota.
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Principal Secretary Mines and RSGL Chairman T Ravikant announced this at the 45th meeting of the board of governors of the company here on Wednesday. He said, “In the next five years we have to stress on infrastructure development and move further in a planned way for expansion of services and adequate encouragement to green energy generation. Due priority be given to tapping potential of alternative and non conventional resources.
The chairman has expressed satisfaction over the start of work on the joint venture’s first LNG plant in Neemrana. He said efforts should be made for setting up more LNG plants in coordination with the Rajasthan Industries and Investment Corporation (RIICO) at suitable places.
The RSGL Managing Director Ranvir Singh said “Our annual turnover has already crossed Rs 100 crore mark. The RSGL has been providing CNG for vehicles, DPNG for piped supply to domestic consumers and Natural Gas supply to the industrial and business institutions.
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