IGL, Northern Railway to replace LPG and diesel at 22 sites
In short
IGL and Northern Railway signed an agreement to switch to PNG at 22 locations. The summary says the plan will supply about 3,000 SCMD of gas and replace about 500 kg of LPG and 2,500 litres of diesel each day.
This matters because it changes fuel use for the railway sites and could cut LPG and diesel demand. The reporting does not say when the switch begins or how quickly it will expand.
What the reporting says
IGL and Northern Railway agreed to replace LPG and diesel with PNG at 22 locations, according to a publisher summary. The arrangement will initially supply about 3,000 SCMD of gas and is said to replace roughly 500 kg of LPG and 2,500 litres of diesel daily. The available reporting does not say when the rollout starts or the full longer-term impact.
Why it matters
IGL and Northern Railway agreed to replace LPG and diesel with PNG at 22 locations, with an initial supply of about 3,000 SCMD. The publisher summary says this would replace roughly 500 kg of LPG and 2,500 litres of diesel daily. That points to lower conventional fuel use at the covered sites, but the reporting does not state the timing, cost terms, or wider operational impact.