New Delhi: Reliance Industries (RIL), the largest private company in the oil and gas sector in the country, has achieved a major breakthrough with BP. Under this joint venture, Satellite Cluster gas field block KG D6 has been announced today i.e. According to the company, it will supply 15 percent of India's gas demand.

Reliance has informed the Bombay Stock Exchange that the satellite is the second of the three gas fields undergoing cluster development, which has become active. Tell us that earlier production started from R Cluster in December. Reliance has further said that the gas field is about 60 km away from the current onshore terminal at Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh at a depth of 1,850 meters in the sea.

Originally it was scheduled to start production in mid-2021. The ground is about 60 km from the existing coastal terminal at Kakinada on the east coast of India and is located at a depth of 1850 meters.

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