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IS 19584:2026, by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), now sets the rules for LNG fueling stations across the country. Built on the international framework of ISO 16924:2016 and adapted for Indian conditions, this standard gives engineers, station owners, safety officers, and regulators a clear playbook to follow.
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