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Neffens de Times of India, an increase in industrial gas prices by Indian gas company Gujarat Gas Ltd (“GGL Gas“) will cost the country’s largest ceramics cluster, Fuotbaljen, an additional Rs1 billion in gas costs.
GGL Gas company announced on 24 August that it would increase the price of industrial gas for companies producing sanitary ware and tiles in the Morbi and Surendranagar regions by approximately Rs 5 per standert kubike meter (RS 4.37 including tax) to a final price of Rs 37.51 per standert kubike meter, with effect from the same day. De priis fan gas foar wenhûs bliuwt ûnferoare.
The increase in industrial gas prices is mainly due to the significant increase in LNG prices in the international market. Recent, there has been a relatively large increase in the global price of natural gas. Prices in the Chinese market also exceeded RMB 5,400 per ton, in priisferheging fan foarby 100% compared to the same period the previous year, while prices in the US market also reached their highest level in almost 10 jierren.
Neffens gegevens útbrocht troch de China Building and Sanitary Ceramics Association, as fan 2020, the natural gas usage rate of building pottery enterprises has increased from less than 15% oan oer 55%. lykwols, mei de foarnommen koalstofneutraal en koalstofpeak, de yndustriële gas ratio sil net tanimme na 2025 and the proportion will decrease after 2030. Natural gas is carbon-neutral transitional energy, electricity will become the future of the “main energy force”, and electric firing kilns will be the new direction of energy technology development in the building and sanitary ceramics industry. It wurdt dat begrepen, at present in Guangdong, Fujian, Shandong, Sichuan, Liaoning en oare produksje gebieten, de measte bedriuwen hawwe de transformaasje fan skjinne enerzjy foltôge.
And India also completed the process of switching from coal gasification furnaces to natural gas production in 2019 on a mandatory basis. GGL Gas is now reported to supply 6.5 million cubic meters of natural gas per day to the Indian ceramics industry. The price increase will add an additional Rs 1 billion per month to the bill. The sudden increase in gas prices will have an impact on the existing orders of Indian ceramics companies and gas companies and or so.
Nilesh Jetpariya, foarsitter fan de Morbi Ceramics Association, said that the increase would add 7 nei 8% to the production costs of companies and could even lead to the shutdown of nearly 30% of factories in Morbi. Yn de regio, fuel accounts foar hast 35 nei 40 persintaazje fan totale produksjekosten, and the sudden price hike could prevent many manufacturers from adjusting their production plans in time, or they will be forced to clear their stocks at a loss.
Derneist, containertekoarten en hege ferstjoerkosten squeeze tegelfabriken yn Morbi. Shipping costs have risen two to three times in the last few months. Local exporters are unable to get containers and exports of tiles have fallen by 20-40%.
Eksport account foar 30 persintaazje fan Morbi's tegelproduksje. KG Kundariya, chairman of Morbi-based Wintel Ceramics Private Limited, said exports had fallen by 20 prosint. Exports were supposed to bring in incremental volumes when the Indian market was slowing down due to pandemic demand. However poor logistics led the export market to take a hit as well. Troch prizen te ferheegjen om de ferhege produksjekosten troch te jaan, end retailing will also be affected.
Om derfoar te soargjen dat der gjin oeroanbod op 'e merk is en dat besteande stock items wurde ferkocht oan ridlike priis nivo, tegelfabriken oerwage it sluten fan ovens as antwurd. Oant no ta, 115 tile factories have reportedly ceased production and a further 250 will be shut down for a month from 1 spetimber.