India energy: 2020 in review and what to look for in 2021
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Executive summary
- Power and renewables: strong investor confidence despite weak demand
- Renewables remain a high priority despite headwinds; multi-technology auctions to be the new trend in 2021
- Oil and refining: demand recovery varies by product
- Ethanol blending – steps under way to achieve 10% target
- Public sector unit (PSU) refiners to see improved margins and surge in crude throughput after 2020 lows
- Coal and mining: subdued demand and higher inventories to impact imports
- Gas and LNG: spike in LNG prices to slow down spot purchases after robust 2020
- Fast-tracking commercial start-up of LNG terminal and pipeline projectsacross south and east India is vital in 2021
- Policy and regulatory support to increase gas share in primary energy mix by 2030
- Upstream: chance to unlock gas prices after deepwater start-ups were only bright spot in a dire year
- New energies: clean hydrogen taking shape
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- Supply and demand: 2019 to 2021
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