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The 2,000-km Oman-Gujarat deep-sea pipeline that could reshape India's energy future

June 9, 2026·India TodayEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

The proposed Oman-Gujarat pipeline represents a significant shift in India's energy infrastructure and supply diversification strategy, with implications for GCC hydrocarbon export routes and regional energy corridor development. Historically, GCC crude and gas exports to South Asia have relied on tanker shipments and existing pipeline networks through the Strait of Hormuz; infrastructure projects that create alternative or complementary transport pathways can affect pricing dynamics, shipping demand, and competitive positioning among regional suppliers. Such deep-water pipeline developments also reflect broader Gulf energy market trends toward longer-distance, capital-intensive projects that reshape bilateral trade relationships and modal competition within Asia's energy import landscape.

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