GAIL LNG Supply Cut to Zero
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Mar 05, 2026 · Last updated Mar 05, 2026
The disruption of LNG supplies to GAIL (India) Limited due to force majeure by Petronet LNG Limited, stemming from Strait of Hormuz restrictions and a potential Qatar===Ras Laffan Industrial City shutdown, is expected to negatively impact the Indian gas market. This could lead to supply curtailments for GAIL's downstream customers and potentially higher energy prices.
GAIL (India) Limited announced that its long-term LNG allocation from Petronet LNG Limited has been reduced to zero starting March 4, following a force majeure notice issued by Petronet LNG Limited. The notice cites maritime navigation restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz and a possible shutdown of the liquefaction facility at Qatar===Ras Laffan Industrial City as reasons for the disruption. This development comes after QatarEnergy, the upstream LNG supplier to Petronet LNG Limited, also communicated a potential force majeure event due to recent hostilities in the region. GAIL (India) Limited is currently assessing the situation to determine the need for supply curtailment to its downstream customers, though LNG supplies from other sources remain unaffected for now. The potential financial and operational impact is yet to be quantified.
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