Reports

Despite the fact that globally India is the third largest producer of coal, there is a growing concern on the increasing coal deficits in the country.

• DOP: April  2012

CBM Blocks in India - 2012

• DOP: March  2012

Refineries and LNG Terminals in India – 2012

• DOP: March  2012

Pipeline Networks in India- 2012

• DOP: March  2012

The government needs to take strong measures to help the debt-ridden distribution companies, whose miseries are being compounded by low tariffs and reluctance of banks to finance - given their perception of the sector as unviable....

• DOP: March  2012

Exploration and Production in India- 2012

• DOP: March  2012

India’s rapid economic growth over the last decade has placed tremendous stress on its limited infrastructure, bringing the shortage of infrastructure to the fore.

• DOP: March  2012

India being a vast nation with geographical variations, production of energy is not uniform across states. For example; gas is primarily produced in Western offshore area, On-shore fields in Assam, Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat States; with smaller quantities being produced in Tripu...

• DOP: February  2012

Despite being blessed with solar energy potential equivalent to more than 5,000 Trillion kWh per year, solar power as of today has a negligible share in the total installed renewable power capacity in India. Other than the high cost, some of the other challenges for the developm...

• DOP: December  2011

Thermal power which includes Coal, Oil & Gas is the major source of the power generation in the country; accounting for nearly three-fourth of the power generation capacity. Coal alone accounts for more than half of the total power generation base of the country....

• DOP: November  2011