Gas pipelines and city gas: Relationships

Every element and industry that Gas pipelines and city gas is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

• LNG chain: In India, about half the gas consumed arrives as LNG, and regasified LNG only reaches users if the pipeline grid connects the coastal terminal to them. Terminal capacity and pipeline reach therefore have to grow together, with city gas a fast-growing customer. (researched)
• Biogas and biomethane: Energy flows from biogas and biomethane to gas pipelines and city gas; their prices have moved together.
• Fuel stocks and strategic reserves: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to fuel stocks and strategic reserves; energy flows from fuel stocks and strategic reserves to gas pipelines and city gas.
• Natural gas: Gas pipelines and city gas needs natural gas; their prices have moved together.
• Steel: Gas pipelines and city gas needs steel; their prices have moved together.
• Boilers, furnaces and stoves: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to boilers, furnaces and stoves.
• Building materials: Building materials depends on gas pipelines and city gas.
• CNG, LPG and biogas distribution: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to CNG, LPG and biogas distribution.
• Combined heat and power: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to combined heat and power.
• Conventional oil and gas production: Energy flows from conventional oil and gas production to gas pipelines and city gas.
• Energy-intensive industry: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to energy-intensive industry.
• Flare and off-gas recovery: Energy flows from flare and off-gas recovery to gas pipelines and city gas.
• Gas turbines and combined cycle: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to gas turbines and combined cycle.
• Gypsum: Their prices have moved together.
• High-density polyethylene: Their prices have moved together.
• Hydrogen and hydrogen carriers: Their prices have moved together.
• Internal combustion engines and gensets: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to internal combustion engines and gensets.
• Polyethylene (LDPE, LLDPE): Their prices have moved together.
• Power-to-X: Energy flows from power-to-X to gas pipelines and city gas.
• Pressure and flow recovery: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to pressure and flow recovery.
• Refining and reforming: Energy flows from gas pipelines and city gas to refining and reforming.
• Salt: Their prices have moved together.
• Unconventional oil and gas: Energy flows from unconventional oil and gas to gas pipelines and city gas.