The document discusses India's need to increase oil supply by 10% to meet its growing energy demand, particularly influenced by rising consumption rates forecasted for 2030. It outlines various strategies, including tapping into unconventional oil reserves such as shale gas, coal bed methane, and marginal oil fields, while also examining domestic production challenges and the current energy landscape. Recommendations for achieving the target include improved exploration policies, investment in technology, and enhancing operational efficiencies in upstream and downstream sectors.

1. Tomorrow’s Consulting Guru Challenge “ India’s unmet energy demand: Increase Oil supply by 10%”1

2. 2Agenda

3. 3Methodology

4. Energy Needs & Growth India & China are the major drivers for energy growth

5. By 2030, India & China would need around 28% of world energy consumption

6. Energy demand in India expected to grow at a rate of 5.2% ProductionConsumption Importance of oil as a source of energy is still increasing

7. Enhanced extraction requires more energy input than the output oil contains

8. Extraction from oil shale and tar sands is slow, expensive, heavily polluting and resource- (e.g. water) and time-consuming4

9. Energy Scenario: Oil & GasConsumption of Gas increasing at a higher rateTotal Energy Consumption = 469.5 MtoeOil Consumption = 148.5 Mtoe Gas Consumption = 46.7 Mtoe Mtoe- Million Tonne Oil Equivalent195.2 MtoeSource: BP Statistical Review of Energy 20105

10. Problem“ India’s unmet energy demand: Business model to increase Oil supply by 10%”“Assume you have been hired by the Government of India to provide a series of recommendations on developing a business model to increase India’s oil production potential by 10 %”6

11. 3 Pronged Approach Tendering process

12. Alliance

13. Local barrier

14. Contract terms & conditions

15. Shale Gas/ Oil

16. Coal Bed Methane

17. Coal Gasification

18. Enhanced Oil Recovery

19. Gas Hydrate

20. Marginal Oil Fields

21. Total maintenance reliability