AG&P Pratham, supported by global infrastructure investor I-Squared Capital, is investing Rs 80 billion to enhance its city gas distribution (CGD) network across India. This expansion includes adding more CNG stations and LNG facilities, with a target of serving over 150 million customers across 324,000 square kilometers.

A key component of AG&P’s strategy is the acquisition of the Jaigarh LNG terminal from Darshan Hiranandani’s H-Energy. This acquisition will play a crucial role in boosting AG&P’s LNG distribution capacity, supporting the company’s broader goal of providing cleaner and more sustainable energy to the nation. AG&P Pratham currently operates 18 LNG stations and 460 CNG stations, but plans are in place to increase the number of CNG stations to 800 and grow its LNG stations.

Darshan Hiranandani The investment will target areas with high growth potential, including South India, Bhopal, and Madhya Pradesh, which will benefit from more accessible natural gas. This move aligns with India’s broader push for cleaner energy sources and presents significant growth opportunities for AG&P in the LNG and CNG segments.

AG&P Pratham, supported by global infrastructure investor I-Squared Capital, is investing Rs 80 billion to enhance its city gas distribution (CGD) network across India. This expansion includes adding more CNG stations and LNG facilities, with a target of serving over 150 million customers across 324,000 square kilometers. A key component of AG&P’s strategy is the acquisition of the Jaigarh LNG terminal from [Darshan Hiranandani](https://evertiq.com/news/56852)’s H-Energy. This acquisition will play a crucial role in boosting AG&P’s LNG distribution capacity, supporting the company’s broader goal of providing cleaner and more sustainable energy to the nation. AG&P Pratham currently operates 18 LNG stations and 460 CNG stations, but plans are in place to increase the number of CNG stations to 800 and grow its LNG stations. [Darshan Hiranandani](https://www.constructionworld.in/energy-infrastructure/oil-and-gas/agp-to-invest-rs-80-billion-in-expanding-city-gas-network/66676) The investment will target areas with high growth potential, including South India, Bhopal, and Madhya Pradesh, which will benefit from more accessible natural gas. This move aligns with India’s broader push for cleaner energy sources and presents significant growth opportunities for AG&P in the LNG and CNG segments.