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Indian Refiners Lift LPG Output Nearly 20% as Hormuz Blockage Chokes Imports
Indian state refiners are ramping up their production of liquefied petroleum gas amid a seasonal jump in demand as the country enters festive season and imports from the Middle East remain strangled.
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Indian refiners have increased LPG production to about 44,000 tons per day in September, driven by a seasonal demand surge as the country heads into the festive period and Middle‑East imports remain constrained. The output rise represents nearly a 20% increase over previous levels. The boost reflects efforts to offset reduced imports caused by the blockage of the Hormuz Strait.
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