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Who wins as India's domestic gas surges?

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The much-awaited surge in supply from Reliance and BP’s deepwater projects is here. Additional volumes are on the way from ONGC and Vedanta during 2021-22. Buyers are delighted, as new domestic supply offers optionality at a time of record LNG prices. Upstream players are expected to make returns that they wouldn’t have imagined 12-15 months ago. Gas buyers and aggregators are making the most of this opportunity to boost margins and create a portfolio of low-cost gas supply.

Table of contents

    • Better late than never - domestic supply growth materialises
    • Why domestic gas is able to compete against spot LNG
    • 1) Enhanced domestic gas marketing practices
    • 2) Favourable domestic gas pricing mechanisms
    • The importance of the ceiling price
    • 3) A unified pipeline tariff regime
    • Buyers riding the wave of ample and cheap domestic gas
    • Beyond 2025 – a return to the norm?

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    Gas production by shore statusGas production by company (net)Price and cost of supply comparison
    Delivered gas prices to Gujarat from different supply source (2021) with or without unified tariff policyDelivered price comparison (2021) of competing fuelsPercentage share of overall gas supply mix (2020-2030)

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