Govt clears VMC-GAIL JV for piped gas
Press Trust of India : Vadodara, Fri Jan 25 2013, 03:41 hrs
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The state government has cleared a joint venture between GAIL and Vadodara Municipal Corporation for providing piped gas in the city, Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Kumar said here. Kumar said the JV was expected to be operational within a month.
At present, 78,000 piped-gas connections have been provided in the city for household purposes. With the formation of this company, 85,000 new connections are expected to be provided in a phased manner, he said.
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