All sectorsNational Monetisation Pipeline · 7.8% · ₹46,966 cr

Gas & Product Pipelines

GAIL, IOCL and HPCL trunk pipelines monetised via InvITs and capacity-based leases — regulated PNGRB tariffs make them yield assets.

8,154 km

Gas pipelines

3,930 km

Product pipelines

PNGRB

Tariff regulator

The story

A 1,400 km natural-gas trunk line with 70% capacity contracted under long-term GTAs is placed in an InvIT; the operator retains control, investors receive tariff-linked distributions. The key diligence items are throughput risk from LNG price swings and PNGRB tariff resets.

Monetisation modes
  • Pipeline InvIT
  • Capacity lease (ship-or-pay)
  • Stake sale to strategic investors
Footage

Gas & Product Pipelines · in motion

Video · Sergei Starostin / Pexels
A caution sign for gas pipeline amidst a field of blooming lavender with cloudy skies.
Image

8,154 km gas + 3,930 km product pipelines

Photo · Joshua Brown / Pexels
Our approach
  1. 01Throughput and GTA counterparty analysis
  2. 02PNGRB tariff and reset modelling
  3. 03Integrity & residual-life assessment
  4. 04Structuring and investor marketing
Deliverables
  • Throughput & tariff model
  • Technical integrity report
  • InvIT structuring note
  • Investor memorandum
Same discipline we apply to energy assets
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