The document discusses energy landscapes in India, with a focus on Gujarat. It notes that Gujarat has a more developed gas infrastructure than India overall, including a larger pipeline network and higher gas consumption. Gujarat also has a more diverse energy mix, with gas and renewables playing a larger role. The state's gas company GSPC relies solely on imported LNG and has helped expand gas access across the state. Several LNG import terminals have been built in India to boost gas supply and use.
The document is a 2010 corporate presentation by MPX Energia S.A. It begins with disclaimer notes about forward-looking statements and reliance on information. The presentation then provides an overview of MPX as a diversified private utility with coal and natural gas assets in Colombia and Brazil. It notes MPX has flexibility to supply resources to its own plants or international markets. Charts show Brazil's increasing power demand driven by economic growth and how new hydro plants have limited storage capacity, increasing reliance on thermal generation.
The document discusses Uzbekistan's potential to transition to a green economy. Major sectors that could be substantially greened include energy, land, water, and waste. The energy sector currently has high energy intensity and resource use, but could benefit from increased energy efficiency and renewable energy. The agricultural sector faces challenges like shrinking arable land and deteriorating soil quality. The water sector has increasing demand but decreasing water reserves. Greening initiatives could help address waste management issues as well. Transitioning to a green economy could yield significant economic and environmental benefits for Uzbekistan through increased exports, jobs, and reduced carbon emissions and resource use.
Development Bank of Jamaica Presentation by Alexander OchsWorldwatchEn
The Worldwatch Institute's Director of Climate & Energy, Alexander Ochs, presents in Kingston to the Development Bank of Jamaica.about building a sustainable energy system in Jamaica.
Indonesia has significant potential for wind energy development given its geography as an archipelago. Currently wind energy contributes less than 800 kW of installed capacity. The government aims to increase this to 250 MW by 2025. Several small-scale wind projects have been implemented to power water pumps, demonstrating the technology's benefits compared to diesel. Plans are underway to install seven new 80 kW wind turbine projects on various islands in 2007. Overall wind speeds are typically 3-5 m/s, with some areas above 5 m/s showing greater potential for utility-scale projects.
Bioenergy in br and usa path to coop - final - nov 27 2012Geraldo Eugenio
The document discusses the bioenergy and biofuel industries in Brazil and the United States, and opportunities for cooperation between the two countries. It provides an overview of key policies and timelines that have shaped biofuel development in Brazil, including the national ethanol program established in 1975. It also summarizes Brazil's leadership in sugarcane ethanol production and flex-fuel vehicles. The document outlines priority areas for collaborative research between the US and Brazil, such as improving sugarcane and corn varieties to increase yields and stress tolerance, and developing cellulosic ethanol and other advanced biofuels.
Aquaculture and environment: Sustainability issues_Dr Padmakumar (The Kerala ...India Water Portal
This presentation by Dr Padmakumar, Professor and Associate Director of Research, KAU, RARS, Kumarakom made at the Kerala Environment Congress organised by the Centre for Environment and Development explains the possibilities of different fish farming practices relevant to Kerala
The document summarizes renewable energy development in Germany. It notes that renewable energy targets include achieving 18% of final energy consumption from renewables by 2020, and increasing to 60% by 2050. It also outlines Germany's plan to phase out nuclear energy completely by 2022 following Fukushima. Charts show strong growth in wind, solar PV, and biomass electricity generation due to Germany's feed-in tariff policy. Renewables contributed over 25% of Germany's electricity in 2012 and 10.4% of heat in 2011.
International coal prices and effect on power generation asok dasguptaIPPAI
The document discusses how international coal prices affect power generation. It notes that the cost of generating electricity through coal-fired thermal power depends on both fixed and variable costs. Variable costs vary based on the cost of coal and depend on the global demand and supply of coal as well as other fuels. The document outlines that coal remains an important fuel for power generation due to its abundance and affordability compared to other fuels. It projects that global coal consumption and international coal trade will continue increasing significantly through 2035, driven primarily by growth in Asia. The document also provides historical and projected data on coal reserves, production, consumption, imports/exports, and pricing for various countries and regions.
The document is a 2010 corporate presentation by MPX Energia S.A. It begins with disclaimer notes about forward-looking statements and reliance on information. The presentation then provides an overview of MPX as a diversified private utility with coal and natural gas assets in Colombia and Brazil. It notes MPX has flexibility to supply resources to its own plants or international markets. Charts show Brazil's increasing power demand driven by economic growth and how new hydro plants have limited storage capacity, increasing reliance on thermal generation.
The document discusses Uzbekistan's potential to transition to a green economy. Major sectors that could be substantially greened include energy, land, water, and waste. The energy sector currently has high energy intensity and resource use, but could benefit from increased energy efficiency and renewable energy. The agricultural sector faces challenges like shrinking arable land and deteriorating soil quality. The water sector has increasing demand but decreasing water reserves. Greening initiatives could help address waste management issues as well. Transitioning to a green economy could yield significant economic and environmental benefits for Uzbekistan through increased exports, jobs, and reduced carbon emissions and resource use.
Development Bank of Jamaica Presentation by Alexander OchsWorldwatchEn
The Worldwatch Institute's Director of Climate & Energy, Alexander Ochs, presents in Kingston to the Development Bank of Jamaica.about building a sustainable energy system in Jamaica.
Indonesia has significant potential for wind energy development given its geography as an archipelago. Currently wind energy contributes less than 800 kW of installed capacity. The government aims to increase this to 250 MW by 2025. Several small-scale wind projects have been implemented to power water pumps, demonstrating the technology's benefits compared to diesel. Plans are underway to install seven new 80 kW wind turbine projects on various islands in 2007. Overall wind speeds are typically 3-5 m/s, with some areas above 5 m/s showing greater potential for utility-scale projects.
Bioenergy in br and usa path to coop - final - nov 27 2012Geraldo Eugenio
The document discusses the bioenergy and biofuel industries in Brazil and the United States, and opportunities for cooperation between the two countries. It provides an overview of key policies and timelines that have shaped biofuel development in Brazil, including the national ethanol program established in 1975. It also summarizes Brazil's leadership in sugarcane ethanol production and flex-fuel vehicles. The document outlines priority areas for collaborative research between the US and Brazil, such as improving sugarcane and corn varieties to increase yields and stress tolerance, and developing cellulosic ethanol and other advanced biofuels.
Aquaculture and environment: Sustainability issues_Dr Padmakumar (The Kerala ...India Water Portal
This presentation by Dr Padmakumar, Professor and Associate Director of Research, KAU, RARS, Kumarakom made at the Kerala Environment Congress organised by the Centre for Environment and Development explains the possibilities of different fish farming practices relevant to Kerala
The document summarizes renewable energy development in Germany. It notes that renewable energy targets include achieving 18% of final energy consumption from renewables by 2020, and increasing to 60% by 2050. It also outlines Germany's plan to phase out nuclear energy completely by 2022 following Fukushima. Charts show strong growth in wind, solar PV, and biomass electricity generation due to Germany's feed-in tariff policy. Renewables contributed over 25% of Germany's electricity in 2012 and 10.4% of heat in 2011.
International coal prices and effect on power generation asok dasguptaIPPAI
The document discusses how international coal prices affect power generation. It notes that the cost of generating electricity through coal-fired thermal power depends on both fixed and variable costs. Variable costs vary based on the cost of coal and depend on the global demand and supply of coal as well as other fuels. The document outlines that coal remains an important fuel for power generation due to its abundance and affordability compared to other fuels. It projects that global coal consumption and international coal trade will continue increasing significantly through 2035, driven primarily by growth in Asia. The document also provides historical and projected data on coal reserves, production, consumption, imports/exports, and pricing for various countries and regions.
The document discusses opportunities for renewable energy and direct investment between Japan and the United States. It notes that Japan's renewable energy sector, particularly solar PV, is expected to grow significantly in coming years. The US can help Japanese companies tap into renewable energy opportunities through events, matchmaking, and addressing regulatory challenges. The document also highlights that Japan is a major investor in the US, and Japanese direct investment is expected to continue growing as companies seek opportunities abroad due to Japan's aging population and high currency value. The Commercial Service can facilitate investment through counseling, matchmaking, and advocacy support.
The document summarizes Jong-dall Kim's presentation on renewable energy in South Korea, with a focus on the Solar City Daegu project. Some key points:
1) South Korea has seen rapid economic and energy consumption growth but is working to improve energy efficiency and transition to renewables.
2) Solar City Daegu aims to introduce solar and renewable energy technologies through projects like a solar village, solar complex, and making Daegu a model "solar city."
3) Specific projects outlined include a green village with solar thermal and PV, an eco-complex park with 600KW of PV, and a solar campus at Kyungpook National University.
1) Recent CO2 emissions have exceeded levels needed to keep global temperature rise below 2°C, and major new policies are needed to change this trajectory.
2) Global energy efficiency has declined in recent years, moving in the wrong direction for energy security and climate change goals.
3) In the US from 2006-2011, natural gas and renewables like wind and solar contributed most to new electricity generation.
4) Solar PV and wind led global non-hydro renewable capacity additions from 2009-2011, but future growth depends mainly on government policies.
5) The power sector will focus on renewables investments from 2011-2035, with wind, solar, and hydro making up over half of new power
Solving the global energy challenge with energy efficiency, innovation and te...London Business School
Dr. Ivan Marten, Global Leader of the Energy Practice, The Boston Consulting Group. was one of the keynote speakers of the 9th Annual Global Energy Summit. Marten delivered a very interesting presentation on how energy efficiency, innovation, technology and policies can solve the global energy challenge.
This document summarizes the key findings of the IEA's first Medium-Term Renewable Energy Market Report. It forecasts renewable electricity capacity and generation globally over the next 5 years, with a focus on 12 OECD and 4 major developing countries. Key findings include: renewable power growth is accelerating led by non-OECD countries; generation additions differ by region and technology; and annual capacity growth for non-hydro technologies like wind and solar varies significantly with China becoming the top market.
This document analyzes the Look Asia Project from Korea and Colombia's perspectives. It discusses rising oil consumption in Asia compared to other regions through 2035. It also examines Korea's need to diversify its oil imports away from the Middle East and Colombia's interest in exporting more oil to growing Asian markets like Korea, China and India. The document outlines advantages and challenges of the project for both Korea and Colombia.
The document summarizes loan growth trends in the banking and credit union industries between 2006 and 2011. It shows that loan growth for both industries has been very low or negative in recent years, with credit unions seeing stronger loan growth than banks. A second chart shows that household debt as a percentage of disposable income peaked in 2007 and has declined significantly since the financial crisis.
1) Growing energy demand in Asia, especially China and India, will shape the global energy future as their policy decisions could significantly impact energy markets. China is already the largest energy consumer and will be the largest oil consumer by 2035.
2) Political unrest in major oil producing regions like Libya and Iran raises uncertainty about future oil supplies and could cause the oil market to tighten. Higher oil prices could result.
3) The development of unconventional natural gas resources, particularly shale gas in the US, has led to a potential "Golden Age of Natural Gas" though environmental impacts must be carefully managed.
4) Russia is a key exporter of fossil fuels, especially natural gas, to Europe and its strategic
December 2011 - Michigan Energy Forum - Valerie BraderAnnArborSPARK
The December Michigan Energy Forum is themed "The 2011 Year In Review and 2012 Look Forward for Michigan Based Energy Businesses." As an introduction to the evening, we are looking to celebrate the wins and accomplishments made by energy companies in Michigan.
Us economic outlook micky levy, chief economist - bank of america 25 januar...Jessica Roch
The document summarizes US and global economic trends in 2012. It finds that while emerging markets will grow significantly, growth in advanced nations like Europe and Japan will be slower. In the US, moderate growth is expected to continue with high unemployment gradually improving. Business investment and exports remain strong, but consumer spending and housing are in the early stages of recovery. International trade is rising moderately amid a challenging global environment.
The document summarizes recent U.S. economic growth since 2009 in three charts:
1. Real U.S. GDP growth has gradually strengthened since mid-2009, ranging from -6.7% to 3.9% per quarter, though it remains below pre-crisis levels.
2. Consumption, investment, and exports have been the main drivers of growth, contributing over 6 percentage points to GDP since 2009, while government spending has been a drag.
3. U.S. growth has outpaced other major advanced economies affected by the global financial crisis such as Germany, Japan, and the UK.
TV INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV during the period Jan to Dec’12. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots. The report also compares % advertising in minutes done by various advertisers in 2012 vs. their share in 2011.
SOURCE: A JOINT RESEARCH STUDY OF PAS AND MEDIABANK PAKISTAN
This document introduces Gujarat, India as a global business hub and highlights opportunities for collaboration. It then provides background on India's strong economic growth, highlighting that India has the 4th largest economy globally by purchasing power parity and was growing at over 8% annually in 2011. The document outlines India's trade and foreign direct investment trends, identifying it as the 2nd most preferred destination for investment.
Statoil selected four media partners to reach targeted audiences: The Economist, Energy Debate, and shale gas in the US. Engagement was highest when content was country-specific, exclusive, linked InMail content to group content like polls, and integrated media partnership content into InMails. InMails saw the highest conversion rates compared to standard messages.
South & South East Asia New Challenges, New Opportunities Cairn India Limited
Cairn India has had exploration success in India, making major oil discoveries in the Rajasthan basin. Rajasthan is now considered a world-class oil producing asset for Cairn, with expected gross production of 300 thousand barrels per day. However, future development depends on managing local environment and integrating local communities. Cairn focuses on education, infrastructure, economic development, and health to drive local growth in a sustainable manner and maintain its social license to operate.
Minnesota Power has made progress in reducing emissions and transitioning its energy portfolio, but faces ongoing environmental challenges. Emissions have been reduced 70% since 2005 through adding renewables like wind, efficiency programs, and upgrades to Boswell Unit 4. However, new EPA regulations could require further emission reductions at a higher cost, particularly for Minnesota Power's smaller, older coal units. The company's integrated resource plan aims to continue conservation, diversify fuel sources, accelerate carbon reduction through more wind and Manitoba hydro, while maintaining reliability and affordable costs. Moving forward, Minnesota Power will work to ensure regional energy remains balanced across these priorities.
The document discusses providing product flexibility in fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) units using FlexEneTM technology. It describes how FlexEneTM integrates oligomerization and FCC to more selectively produce propylene. FlexEneTM allows optimization of gasoline, jet fuel, diesel or propylene production depending on market demand. Examples are given of refineries using FlexEneTM technology to increase propylene yields from vacuum gas oil and residue. FlexEneTM provides a flexible way to meet growing demand for both fuels and petrochemicals.
Israel has transitioned to a highly developed, technology-focused economy. It has rapidly developed technology and hi-tech industries, relying on a skilled workforce and entrepreneurial culture. Exports, especially of high-tech goods and services, have driven strong economic growth. Israel spends more on research and development as a percentage of GDP than any other OECD nation. Despite its small size, Israel consistently ranks highly on global competitiveness and innovation indices.
Transaction Intelligence (TI) Monthly report for April, 2012. This report provides a brief overview of the overall outsourcing market activity for the month and includes the following:
• Trailing three-month average of outsourcing deals
• Split of outsourcing deals by function and industry vertical
• Geographical split and analysis of the level of deal activity
• Key outsourcing deals signed in April 2012
We would be happy to receive your feedback on this report and/or on the TI offering.
The document discusses opportunities for renewable energy and direct investment between Japan and the United States. It notes that Japan's renewable energy sector, particularly solar PV, is expected to grow significantly in coming years. The US can help Japanese companies tap into renewable energy opportunities through events, matchmaking, and addressing regulatory challenges. The document also highlights that Japan is a major investor in the US, and Japanese direct investment is expected to continue growing as companies seek opportunities abroad due to Japan's aging population and high currency value. The Commercial Service can facilitate investment through counseling, matchmaking, and advocacy support.
The document summarizes Jong-dall Kim's presentation on renewable energy in South Korea, with a focus on the Solar City Daegu project. Some key points:
1) South Korea has seen rapid economic and energy consumption growth but is working to improve energy efficiency and transition to renewables.
2) Solar City Daegu aims to introduce solar and renewable energy technologies through projects like a solar village, solar complex, and making Daegu a model "solar city."
3) Specific projects outlined include a green village with solar thermal and PV, an eco-complex park with 600KW of PV, and a solar campus at Kyungpook National University.
1) Recent CO2 emissions have exceeded levels needed to keep global temperature rise below 2°C, and major new policies are needed to change this trajectory.
2) Global energy efficiency has declined in recent years, moving in the wrong direction for energy security and climate change goals.
3) In the US from 2006-2011, natural gas and renewables like wind and solar contributed most to new electricity generation.
4) Solar PV and wind led global non-hydro renewable capacity additions from 2009-2011, but future growth depends mainly on government policies.
5) The power sector will focus on renewables investments from 2011-2035, with wind, solar, and hydro making up over half of new power
Solving the global energy challenge with energy efficiency, innovation and te...London Business School
Dr. Ivan Marten, Global Leader of the Energy Practice, The Boston Consulting Group. was one of the keynote speakers of the 9th Annual Global Energy Summit. Marten delivered a very interesting presentation on how energy efficiency, innovation, technology and policies can solve the global energy challenge.
This document summarizes the key findings of the IEA's first Medium-Term Renewable Energy Market Report. It forecasts renewable electricity capacity and generation globally over the next 5 years, with a focus on 12 OECD and 4 major developing countries. Key findings include: renewable power growth is accelerating led by non-OECD countries; generation additions differ by region and technology; and annual capacity growth for non-hydro technologies like wind and solar varies significantly with China becoming the top market.
This document analyzes the Look Asia Project from Korea and Colombia's perspectives. It discusses rising oil consumption in Asia compared to other regions through 2035. It also examines Korea's need to diversify its oil imports away from the Middle East and Colombia's interest in exporting more oil to growing Asian markets like Korea, China and India. The document outlines advantages and challenges of the project for both Korea and Colombia.
The document summarizes loan growth trends in the banking and credit union industries between 2006 and 2011. It shows that loan growth for both industries has been very low or negative in recent years, with credit unions seeing stronger loan growth than banks. A second chart shows that household debt as a percentage of disposable income peaked in 2007 and has declined significantly since the financial crisis.
1) Growing energy demand in Asia, especially China and India, will shape the global energy future as their policy decisions could significantly impact energy markets. China is already the largest energy consumer and will be the largest oil consumer by 2035.
2) Political unrest in major oil producing regions like Libya and Iran raises uncertainty about future oil supplies and could cause the oil market to tighten. Higher oil prices could result.
3) The development of unconventional natural gas resources, particularly shale gas in the US, has led to a potential "Golden Age of Natural Gas" though environmental impacts must be carefully managed.
4) Russia is a key exporter of fossil fuels, especially natural gas, to Europe and its strategic
December 2011 - Michigan Energy Forum - Valerie BraderAnnArborSPARK
The December Michigan Energy Forum is themed "The 2011 Year In Review and 2012 Look Forward for Michigan Based Energy Businesses." As an introduction to the evening, we are looking to celebrate the wins and accomplishments made by energy companies in Michigan.
Us economic outlook micky levy, chief economist - bank of america 25 januar...Jessica Roch
The document summarizes US and global economic trends in 2012. It finds that while emerging markets will grow significantly, growth in advanced nations like Europe and Japan will be slower. In the US, moderate growth is expected to continue with high unemployment gradually improving. Business investment and exports remain strong, but consumer spending and housing are in the early stages of recovery. International trade is rising moderately amid a challenging global environment.
The document summarizes recent U.S. economic growth since 2009 in three charts:
1. Real U.S. GDP growth has gradually strengthened since mid-2009, ranging from -6.7% to 3.9% per quarter, though it remains below pre-crisis levels.
2. Consumption, investment, and exports have been the main drivers of growth, contributing over 6 percentage points to GDP since 2009, while government spending has been a drag.
3. U.S. growth has outpaced other major advanced economies affected by the global financial crisis such as Germany, Japan, and the UK.
TV INDUSTRY REPORT gives the overall picture of advertising on TV during the period Jan to Dec’12. It covers top advertisers, categories and brands and their % share in total advertising in terms of minutes. The report also focuses on share of TV channels, share of each genre and ad-spend split over the time slots. The report also compares % advertising in minutes done by various advertisers in 2012 vs. their share in 2011.
SOURCE: A JOINT RESEARCH STUDY OF PAS AND MEDIABANK PAKISTAN
This document introduces Gujarat, India as a global business hub and highlights opportunities for collaboration. It then provides background on India's strong economic growth, highlighting that India has the 4th largest economy globally by purchasing power parity and was growing at over 8% annually in 2011. The document outlines India's trade and foreign direct investment trends, identifying it as the 2nd most preferred destination for investment.
Statoil selected four media partners to reach targeted audiences: The Economist, Energy Debate, and shale gas in the US. Engagement was highest when content was country-specific, exclusive, linked InMail content to group content like polls, and integrated media partnership content into InMails. InMails saw the highest conversion rates compared to standard messages.
South & South East Asia New Challenges, New Opportunities Cairn India Limited
Cairn India has had exploration success in India, making major oil discoveries in the Rajasthan basin. Rajasthan is now considered a world-class oil producing asset for Cairn, with expected gross production of 300 thousand barrels per day. However, future development depends on managing local environment and integrating local communities. Cairn focuses on education, infrastructure, economic development, and health to drive local growth in a sustainable manner and maintain its social license to operate.
Minnesota Power has made progress in reducing emissions and transitioning its energy portfolio, but faces ongoing environmental challenges. Emissions have been reduced 70% since 2005 through adding renewables like wind, efficiency programs, and upgrades to Boswell Unit 4. However, new EPA regulations could require further emission reductions at a higher cost, particularly for Minnesota Power's smaller, older coal units. The company's integrated resource plan aims to continue conservation, diversify fuel sources, accelerate carbon reduction through more wind and Manitoba hydro, while maintaining reliability and affordable costs. Moving forward, Minnesota Power will work to ensure regional energy remains balanced across these priorities.
The document discusses providing product flexibility in fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) units using FlexEneTM technology. It describes how FlexEneTM integrates oligomerization and FCC to more selectively produce propylene. FlexEneTM allows optimization of gasoline, jet fuel, diesel or propylene production depending on market demand. Examples are given of refineries using FlexEneTM technology to increase propylene yields from vacuum gas oil and residue. FlexEneTM provides a flexible way to meet growing demand for both fuels and petrochemicals.
Israel has transitioned to a highly developed, technology-focused economy. It has rapidly developed technology and hi-tech industries, relying on a skilled workforce and entrepreneurial culture. Exports, especially of high-tech goods and services, have driven strong economic growth. Israel spends more on research and development as a percentage of GDP than any other OECD nation. Despite its small size, Israel consistently ranks highly on global competitiveness and innovation indices.
Transaction Intelligence (TI) Monthly report for April, 2012. This report provides a brief overview of the overall outsourcing market activity for the month and includes the following:
• Trailing three-month average of outsourcing deals
• Split of outsourcing deals by function and industry vertical
• Geographical split and analysis of the level of deal activity
• Key outsourcing deals signed in April 2012
We would be happy to receive your feedback on this report and/or on the TI offering.
Leon Spronken - Vibrant India Day presentationNIBP
The document outlines the strategy, opportunities, startup process, and achievements so far of Convoi BV, a global business focused on Asia and specifically expanding into India. It discusses India's potential in automotive markets, quality improvement for exports, and acquiring used German equipment. The startup phase involved research, hiring a Dutch expatriate, and canvassing the market. Achievements so far include first orders after 1.5 years, local employment, and building an equipment park. Issues faced include delays due to bureaucracy, staff loyalty, education levels, taxes, and import/customs complexities.
The document discusses investment opportunities in the Indian state of Gujarat. It summarizes Gujarat's strong infrastructure, business friendly policies, and testimonials from business leaders praising the state's investment environment. Key sectors highlighted for investment include chemicals and petrochemicals, engineering and automobiles, financial services, gems and jewelry, healthcare, knowledge sector, pharmaceuticals, ports, urban development, and water conservation. The document provides basic facts about each sector and specific opportunities for investment.
2. Economic Overview : India
Macro Economic Indicators
15.0% Per Capita Energy Consumption
2.0
13.0%
1.8
quivalent
11.0% 1.6
GDP Growth Rate
9.0% 1.4
1.2
Tonnes of Oil E
7.0%
1.0
5.0%
0.8 Huge Untapped potential
3.0% 0.6
1.0%
0.4
0.2
-1.0% 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015
0.0
India China World 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Source: World Economic Outlook Oct 2011, India China World
IMF
Source: BP Statistical Review
2011
India and China are primary growth drivers of economy as
well as largest energy consumers
China’s per capita energy consumption is aligned with world
India holds huge latent demand for energy
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3. India - Energy Scenario
Primary commercial energy for 2011: 524MTOE
Per capita gas consumption
World
Primary Commercial Energy Basket (% Share) 3000
2500
6% 1%
5% 2000
5%
1% Oil
kgoe
34%
30% 1500
Natural Gas
Coal 1000
Nuclear Energy World average
30% 500
53% Hydro electric
11% 0
Renewables
India
24%
Source: BP statistical review, HLPL estimates
Source: BP statistical review, 2011
Coal to remain the mainstay of energy basket
Dependency of Oil need to be reduced with gas
India hold huge latent potential for gas given
Share of gas far lower than global average
Per capita gas consumption is far below world average as well
as neighboring countries
Gas infrastructureMost Confidentialnascent stage
is still at the 3
4. Gujarat - Energy Scenario
Power generation capacity : 19000 MW
Gas contributes above Indian average of 11%
20% share of renewable in total power portfolio
35% of power generation capacity is with Private Power
producers
Power surplus state and export power to other part of
country
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5. Gujarat : Case study for gas
infrastructure
Gas grid in Gujarat
• Investment: USD Mn 450+
• Pipeline network 2366KM
• Gas sales in 515
cities/towns/villages
Gas Grid Impact 2000-01 2011-12
Pipeline network (km) 395 2366
Total Gas Consumption
10 65
(mcmd)
CNG filling stations 4 272
Gas based installed
1979 5000+
capacity (MW)
•Share of gas in energy basket : Gujarat (>25%) India (~10%)
•GSPC Gas, largest CGD company in the country , is based only on R-LNG.
7 operating CGD companies
•RLNG consumption by power & fertilizer sector :30% while remaining
70% goes to other sector including distribution
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6. LNG Terminals in India
Mundra
GSPC-Adani
Dahej
PLL
Hazira
Shell, Total
Dabhol
GAIL
Kochi
PLL
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7. Hazira Terminal –A Shell’s Growth
Story
• Shareholders: Shell 74%,
Total 26%
• Total Investment: $700mn+
• One of the largest FDI
• Current capacity :3.6 mtpa
• Infrastructure laid out for 5-
10 mtpa
• LNG ship sizes – 75,000 to
215,000 m3
(S.S. Gemmata berthed at Hazira Port)
• Connected with major
pipeline Grids
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