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The report covers three significant areas of the oil & gas sector in India 

 

 

Increasing oil demand coupled with the oil price drop in the recent past has hit the E&P segment adversely leading way for fierce competition and more sustainable initiatives by players for the future. The current scenario shows a number of gaps which are impeding the development of the sector. The stakeholders are trying to overcome these challenges which will open ways for new business opportunities. Government Initiatives to boost the E&P segment in terms of policy measures, statutory clearance and transparency is giving more momentum for the segment. 

 

With this report SNP Infra Research unveils the current statistics and key happenings of the E&P segment in India, unearthing the current challenges and present trends of the sector which would be first of its kind and would enable the clients to unearth more realistic and long-term business opportunities. Extensive coverage on the NELP policies and rounds along with their tune of investments, Sedimentary basins, market expansion and regulatory reforms is focused on the report.

 

The expansion in natural gas supply in the country with the help of additional RLNG terminals, nationwide transmission pipeline network and transnational pipelines have already kicked its start. This has undoubtedly benefited the pipeline segment which gives way for new business opportunities and large number of upcoming pipeline projects. But on the other side, the growth of the pipeline segment in India has been not very positive due to various reasons of delayed clearance issues, lack of Government initiatives, poor policy frameworks etc. 

 

With this report SNP Infra Research makes an effort on the extensive coverage of the existing and upcoming pipeline networks along with their tune of investments, market expansion and regulatory reforms is focused on the report. The report also focuses on the best practices in the pipeline segment, major hurdles in the segment & the recommendations for it and the partnership options in the pipeline segment.

 

Depletion of conventional resources like crude oil and Natural Gas, and increasing demand for clean energy is forcing the Indian upstream segment to hunt for alternatives to these conventional energy resources. CBM is considered to be one of the most viable alternatives to combat the current situation of growing demand of oil and gas. Even with the prospects of high potential and overwhelming responses from prospective producers, the segment lacks steep growth due to various challenges in terms of lack in technological advancement, reservoir characterization, CBM related services, Policy initiatives, investment potential and government clearances. 

The report will help develop the better understanding of the changing market scenario, striking the upcoming opportunities and making optimum utilization of the market potential. Extensive coverage on the NELP policies and rounds along with their tune of investments, CBM Blocks, market expansion and regulatory reforms is focused on the report. Key areas of concern in the report are “best practices in this segment”, “ways to overcome the complexities in E&P of CBM” and “partnership options in this segment”.