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GreenLine LNG Trucking Fleet Expansion and LNG Refuelling Network Development

Sector: LNG • Location: India

Source: Essar

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Under Construction

GreenLine Mobility operates over 1,000 LNG-powered heavy-duty trucks across key logistics corridors in India and plans to scale its fleet to 10,000 vehicles over the next few years. Ultra Gas & Energy, a subsidiary of GreenLine, operates seven LNG refuelling stations and plans to expand the network to 100 stations nationwide, each equipped with LNG refuelling, EV charging, and battery-swapping cap

Status
Under Construction
Sector
LNG, Energy Storage, Warehouse, Electric Vehicles (EVs), Government, Automotive, Commercial
Location
India
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Essar

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The project “GreenLine LNG Trucking Fleet Expansion and LNG Refuelling Network Development” is an infrastructure initiative in the LNG sector, located in India. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Essar.

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2026-07-22

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GreenLine Mobility operates over 1,000 LNG-powered heavy-duty trucks across key logistics corridors in India and plans to scale its fleet to 10,000 vehicles over the next few years. Ultra Gas & Energy, a subsidiary of GreenLine, operates seven LNG refuelling stations and plans to expand the network to 100 stations nationwide, each equipped with LNG refuelling, EV charging, and battery-swapping capabilities.

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India

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LNG, Energy Storage, Warehouse, Electric Vehicles (EVs), Government, Automotive, Commercial

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2026-05-28

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