May 24: The glass is either half full or half empty. Depends eventually on your perspective 8The jury is still out on how Petronet LNG or for that matter other LNG terminals are going to fare in India The following threats are noticed 8High oil prices will make LNG more expensive and in India demand is highly elastic to price 8A revival of relatively less expensive domestic gas production will squeeze demand for LNG 8As more terminals come out there will be rising competitive intensity in LNG re-gasification 8There can be a gradual LNG demand, beginning as of now with the commissioning of RIL’s petcoke gasification project. Click on Reports for more