06 OGP-As Popli Presentation

7/28/2019 06 OGP-As Popli Presentation

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Directorate General of HydrocarbonsNew Delhi

ORIENTATION ON INDIA OIL & GAS

INDUSTRY

byA.S.Popli


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Energy Scenario

Resource Base

Exploration Status

Market & Infrastructure

Opportunities

PRESENTATION OUTLINE


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WORLD ENERGY CONSUMPTION(PER CAPITA)


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION


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ENERGY @ GDP


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ENERGY CONSUMPTION

As on 01.04.06

Coal54%

Oil33%

NG8%

Hydel8%

Nuclear1%

SHARE OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION - INDIA


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Sedimentary Area : 3.14 Million Sq.Km.

(~4% of the worlds sedimentary

area)

Sedimentary Basins : 26( Exploration initiated in15 )

Prognosticated Resources : 205 Billion Barrel(O+OEG) (For 15 Basins only; needs up-gradation)

Established reserves : 61 Billion Barrel

VAST RESOURCE BASE


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Onland1.39 M.Km2

Shallow Offshore0.40 M.Km2

Deep Water1.35 M.Km2

Total Sedimentary Area3.14 Million Sq. Km.

43%

13%

44%

ACREAGE PORTFOLIO

FRONTIER BASINAL


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FRONTIER BASINALAREA

Total sedimentary Area 3,140,000 sq km

Frontier Basins1,879,500 sq km

(60%)

Non FrontierBasins

1,260,500 sq km

Deep Water1,350,000 sq km

(72%)

On land & Shallow water529,500 sq km


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EXPLORATION STATUS

20% of the total 3.14 million sq. km.has been extensively explored 22% of total prognosticated gas

resources established Reserves estimated in only 15 out

of 26 basins Very low drilling density

44%15% 20%21%Poorly

Explored

Initiated

Unexplored

WellExplored


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Pre-NELP(1993 2006)13 Yrs.

NELP- I, II & III, IV,V(2000-06)-6 Yrs.

2D Seismic Survey (LKM) 24,091 1,09,305

3D Seismic Survey (SKM) 5,304 67,773

Exploratory Wells (No.) 167 93

PSC Blocks 28 138

No. of Discoveries

(Up to 15-04-2007)

25 40

Investment made on

Exploration (US$ MM)781.65 1451.18

EXPLORATION STATUS PSC REGIME


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1990 2000 2005

Prolific producing Basins No of E&P Operators

*

* Likely to start commercial production in near fut

EXPLORATIONSTATUS


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CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION IN MMT

25.07

3.29

4.08

24.71

3.18

4.14

26.01

2.95

4.09

26.06

3.00

4.31

26.08

3.20

4.30

24.40

3.24

4.55

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

ONGC OIL Pvt/JV

32.4 32.0 33.1 33.433.6 32.2

HYDROCARBONSTATUS


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NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION IN BCM

24.02

1.86

3.60

24.04

1.62

4.05

24.04

1.74

5.41

24.24

1.89

6.49

23.58

2.01

6.78

22.97

2.27

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2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

ONGC OIL Pvt/JV

29.5 29.71

31.2 32.6 32.4 32.6

HYDROCARBON STATUS


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11.89 11.47 11.45 11.58 11.43

20.1421.57 21.92

22.4

20.76

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2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

MMt

Onshore Offshore

OIL PRODUCTION

MMT


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7.868.72 8.98 8.96

9.46

21.8622.67 22.98 22.8 22.74

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2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06

Onshore Of fshore

GAS PRODUCTION

MM

SCM


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CRUDE OIL (MMT) NATURAL GAS (MMSCMD)

YearYear

376.5

99.7114.3

140

199.6

61.4

32.03 33.05 33.98 33.470

100

200

300

400

2001-02 2002-03 2005-06 2011-12 2024-25

Demand

Production

391

313

231

151

170158.05

94.8481.4

0

100

200

300

400

2001-02 2006-07 2011-12 2024-25

Demand

Supply

EXPANDING GAP..


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TAPPING THE POTENTIAL

Development of new Discoveries

Harnessing CBM Resources

Gas Hydrate and Oil Shale


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FROM DISCOVERY TO DEVELOPMENT


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FROM DISCOVERY TO DEVELOPMENT

Total Discoveries : 65

Discoveries Appraised : 16

Commerciality Established : 12

Commerciality Under Evaluation : 11

Development Plan Approved : 8

Development plan under Evaluation : 4 In-Place Reserves (O+OEG) : 658 MMT

(Commercial Discoveries)

HC POTENTIAL IN EAST COAST


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HC POTENTIAL IN EAST COAST

Basin Area (Sq.km) : 299,000

Prognosticated Resources (Billion bbl) : 11.5(O+OEG)

Prognosticated Resources Gas TCF) : 2

(Approx)

Wells Drilled (Nos.) : 243

Deep Water : 56

Shallow Water : 187

Proved GIIP Reserves (TCF) : 16.38

Present Gas Production : 1.9(MMSCMD)

Anticipated Future Production : 44 - 84(MMSCMD)

CBM RESOURCES BASE


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CBM RESOURCES BASE

Tertiary Coal / Lignite Fields

Gondwana Coalfield

COAL BEARING AREA : 35400 sq.km.

COAL & LIGNITE FIELDS : 44 (IN 12 STATES)

CBM RESOURCE BASE : 162 TCF

(4.6 TCM)

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Mumbai

Delhi

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Mumbai

Delhi

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Chennai

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Delhi

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CBM : EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES

Blocks Awarded : 26

Area Opened-up for CBM Exploration : 13600 SQ.KM.

CBM Resource in the Awarded Blocks : 50 TCF

Production Potential of these Blocks : 38 MMSCMD

Commercial Production expected : 2007-08

EXPLORATION STATUS OF CBM


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Unexplored Exploration Initiated

EXPLORATION STATUS OF CBM

Exploration Initiated

38% Un-Explored62%

Total available coal bearing area : 35400 sq. km.


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GAS HYDRATESTHE FUEL OF THE FUTURE

Indian offshore contains an estimated 1894 TCM of

natural gas in the form of hydrates. Fresh impetus given by MOP&NG to National Gas

Hydrate Programme (NGHP) in September 2000

Geo-scientific studies in East & West coasts of India

were carried out. Three prospective areas mapped

Drilling/coring of gas hydrate was carried out in EastCoast, West Coast and KG basin. Scientific studies

on the cores is under progress.

Gas from gas hydrate is at R&D stage in the world.


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OIL SHALE WAY FORWARD

Oil Shale resource estimation in progress in

Assam.

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expected completion by 2008. Tie up with foreign institutions having experience

and expertise in oil shale exploration and

exploitation.

TOTAL 2D API EXPECTED (LKM)


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2005&06 2007&08 2009&10 2011&12 TOTAL

ONLAND 4250 3810 700 100 8860

SHALLOW WATER 5200 1000 0 0 6200

DEEP WATER 19350 15200 0 2400 36950

TOTAL 28800 20010 700 2500 52010

TOTAL 2D API EXPECTED (LKM)

3D API EXPECTED (SKM)


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3D API EXPECTED (SKM)

2005&06 2007&08 2009&10 2011&12 TOTAL

ONLAND 660 3758 1210 1350 6978

SHALLOW WATER 5500 2550 500 0 8550

DEEP WATER 23450 15640 2500 500 42090

TOTAL 29610 21948 4210 1850 57618

ADDITIONAL WORK EXPECTED IN NELP-VI


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WELLS

DEEPWATER 30

SHALLOW WATER 10

ONLAND 50

TOTAL 90

BLOCKS

3D IN SQ.M.

DEEPWATER 22717

SHALLOW WATER 1511

ONLAND 4125

TOTAL 28353

2D IN LKM

DEEPWATER 72198

SHALLOW WATER 4163

ONLAND 8712

TOTAL 85073

EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS REQUIRED


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EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS REQUIRED

Drilling Rigs : Onshore rigs, Jack-ups & Floaters,

semi submersible

Christmas Trees & Offshore facilities

Construction barges pipeline by barges, support

services vessels and offshore support vessels etc.

BRIDGING THE GAP


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BRIDGING THE GAP

Intensification in the Exploration through

NELP Fast development of new gasdiscoveries

Import of LNG

Transnational gas pipelines Iran-PakistanIndia

MyanmarBangladesh-India

Gas production from CBM

Underground Coal gasification

Gas from Gas Hydrate

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT


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INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

A substantial boost in supplies fromproduction or imports will take time and willrequire additional infrastructure

Establishment of a national Gas

Transmission systemMoving gas from newly emerging supply

centres to demand centres

Addition of LNG infrastructure

EXISTING

National Gas GridPRODUCTPIPELINE


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Delhi

Mumbai

ChennaiRefineries in India

Major Airports inIndia

A 1 BLOCK,MYANMAR

EXISTING

PROPOSED

National Gas GridGAIL

Kolkata

Product Pipelines inIndia

REFINERIES

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

DOMESTIC AIRPORT

INFRASTRUCTURE


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DEVELOPMENT


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LIKELY ACREAGEOFFER

IN NELP VII

TOTAL AREA LIKELY TOBE OFFERED : 400,000 SKM

No. of blocks ~ 70-80


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