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Indian Power Firms Snap Up Gas to Meet Night-Time Cooling Demand

India’s power generation companies have quadrupled their natural gas purchases from a domestic bourse over the past couple of months to meet surging power demand from searing summer heat.

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Indian Power Firms Snap Up Gas to Meet Night-Time Cooling Demand
India’s power generation companies have quadrupled their natural gas purchases from a domestic bourse over the past couple of months to meet surging power demand from searing summer heat.
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