Commodity Market Report
India gas markets long-term outlook 2015
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Wood Mackenzie's view on the physical fundamentals of the Indian gas market, including how low prices are impacting demand and the outlook for domestic production.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Key themes in this H1 2015 update:
- Economic outlook
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Market structure
- Organisation
- Competitive landscape
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Policy and regulation
- Key stakeholders
- Energy policy
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Upstream licensing
- Proposed licensing changes
- Domestic gas allocation
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Demand
- Power sector
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Non-power sectors
- Industrial sector
- Residential/commercial sector
- Other sectors
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Supply
- Onshore
- Offshore (including D6)
- Unconventional gas
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Infrastructure
- Domestic pipelines
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LNG Regasification
- Existing terminals
- Projects under construction
- Proposed projects
- Trans-national pipelines
- Contracts
- Costs
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Supply-demand balances
- Contracted supply-demand gap
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Supply-demand balance
- Medium Term
- Long Term
- Prices
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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GDP GrowthGas demand by sectorDomestic gas supply
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Key infrastructureLong run delivered costs of gas to IndiaKey companies in India's gas industryMajor pipeline networks - existingKey pipelines - under development and proposedRegas capacity by statusContracted volumesSupply-demand gapSupply-demand balance
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What's included
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