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India’s gas dream runs on old pipes Can Entry Exit rules unlock real competition
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026

Europe moved faster by redesigning how gas enters exits
India’s gas expansion is constrained by a rigid, outdated pipeline and market setup, even as Europe advances with flexible, market-led network models. The Entry-Exit framework is touted as a potential turning point for clearer pricing and competition, but success depends on whether policymakers will implement reforms boldly and consistently across the system.
- India’s gas network still relies on an inflexible structure
- Europe’s progress highlights the role of flexible, market-driven systems
- Entry-Exit could reshape access, pricing and competition
- Reform will only work if policymakers fully commit
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