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1. Shale Gas

2. What is shale gas?
• Shale gas is natural gas produced from shale

3. Shale gas in India is 300 times KG D-6
– GIREESH CHANDRA PRASAD, The Financial Express, Thursday, Jan 06,
2011
• Schlumberger, a global leader in oilfield services, has
pegged the reserves of gas in shale deposits across
the country at 300 times higher than Reliance’s
Krishna Godavari (D6) basin, by far the largest gas
field in the country.

4. Shale gas: A game changer that India
should turn to
– Bhamy V Shenoy, Deccan Herald

5. Shale gas - A strategic imperative for India
– Deloitte, Oct 2010

6. Shale Gas Asia 2011
– Feb 23-24, 2011, New Delhi
• Assessing the potential for economically viable shale gas in Asia
– Examining the resource potential and market for shale gas production
in Asia
– Examining cost effective technologies & transferable lessons from the
U.S.A
– Establishing the regulatory framework to support the
commercialization of shale gas in Asia
– Infrastructure & environmental readiness
– Partnership opportunities

7. BHP Billiton anxious to tap into shale gas
– Business Report, February 8, 2012
Shale gas relegated to back burner
– Peter Ker, The Sydney Morning Herald, February 9, 2012
BHP Billiton will rethink its push into American
shale gas, less than a year after taking a $20 billion
punt on the controversial industry.

8. Stanford Geophysicist: More Environmental
Rules Needed for Shale Gas
– February 8, 2012
Pennsylvania Set to Allow Local Taxes on Shale
Gas
– The New York Times, February 7, 2012
China getting feet wet with B.C.'s shale gas
– Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun, February 8, 2012

9. How to profit as the shale gas revolution disappoints
– Matthew Partridge, MoneyWeek, Feb 08, 2012
 Shale gas is dirtier than you might think
 It may not be as abundant as the optimists think
 Low prices for natural gas won’t last
 Get ready for rising gas prices

10. Natural Gas Price

11. • Indian Oil Corporation may buy minority stake
in Canada Shale Gas & LNG Project for $1
billion (Economic Times, Feb 5, 2014)
• “Lack of policy and timeline clarity problem
for India”
- Daniel Yergin, vice-chairman of oil and gas consultancy firm IHS, was
speaking at Petrotech 2014

12. • ONGC drills well in Cambay basin to explore
shale gas potential
– March 2015

13. • The Minister of State (I/C) for Petroleum & Natural Gas Shri Dharmendra Pradhan
informed the Rajya Sabha in a written reply today that the Government
of India announced the Policy Guidelines for Exploration and Exploitation of Shale Gas
and Oil by National Oil Companies under Nomination regime vide order dated 14th
October 2013. Permission to carry out exploration and exploitation of shale gas and
oil activities in 55 Petroleum Exploration Licence /Petroleum Mining Lease areas
(ONGC-50; OIL 5) has been granted under the first phase of Assessment which is for 3
years.
ONGC has drilled one well in Cambay Basin, Gujarat where coring has been
completed. Further, ONGC has spudded one more well for shale gas & oil exploration
in Gandhar area of Cambay Basin. In addition, ONGC has collected cores from another
8 wells. ONGC has invested Rs. 78.91 crore for exploration of Shale gas and Oil as on
31.12.2014. assessment of the potential of shale gas and oil by OIL India limited is at
the nascent stage.
To meet its requirements, India imports Natural gas from various countries. There is
no distinction made regarding the source of the natural gas imported conventional or
unconventional.
For meeting the countrys growing energy demands, exploration and exploitation of
shale oil and gas is essential. Under the notified policy, the National Oil Companies
shall be permitted to apply for Petroleum Exploration Licence /Petroleum Mining
Lease in at least 135 blocks awarded under the nomination regimes for assessment
and exploitation of shale oil and gas under Phase II and III after completion of Phase I.

14. • Super Wave Technology Ltd (SWTL), a
company incorporated by Society for
Innovation and Development of IISc, and
ONGC on Wednesday signed an MoU to jointly
develop the alternate technology for hydraulic
fracking.