Hormuz crisis: Australian LNG to India will surge, says Australian High Commissioner
The Australian High Commissioner to India, Philip Green, highlighted the potential for increased LNG supplies from Australia to meet India's energy demands amid the ongoing Middle East crisis. He noted that Australia's proximity and crisis-free maritime routes make it an ideal partner for India's energy needs, particularly for eastern regions. Additionally, trade between the two countries is growing, with significant increases in Indian exports to Australia since the implementation of the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement.
- ▪Australia's LNG supplies could help bridge India's energy demand-supply gap due to the Middle East crisis.
- ▪Maritime routes between Australia and India are free and supply chains remain intact.
- ▪Indian exports to Australia have grown by 200% in the last five years, significantly outpacing exports to other countries.
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Amid the global energy shortage triggered by the Middle East crisis and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, enhanced LNG supplies from Australia could become a viable alternative to bridge India’s energy demand-supply gap, Australian High Commissioner to India Philip Green has said.In an exclusive interaction with The Hindu in Vijayawada, Mr. Green said Australia’s proximity to India’s east coast and a crisis-free maritime route make Australian LNG well suited to support eastern India’s growing energy needs and green steel production.
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