Energy Stats Analysis 2015 Corporate Energy Desk 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Contents Energy Mix Oil Natural Gas Coal Other Energy Fuel: No. of Years Left 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Regional Energy Consumption General highlights Consumption increased for all fuels except nuclear power Production increased for all fuels except Coal Global Primary energy consumption increased by 0.9%, a marked deceleration over 2013(+2.0%) and well below the 10-year average of 2.1% Regional Energy Consumption China (+2.6%, slowest since 1998) & India (+7.1%) recorded the largest national increments to global energy consumption. US growth was (+1.2%) Declines in energy consumption in the EU(-3.9%) & Japan(-3.0%). The fall in EU energy consumption was the second largest percentage decline on record(exceeded only in the aftermath of financial crisis in 2009) 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Section : 1 ENERGY MIX 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

India’s Primary Energy Consumption Energy Mix India’s Primary Energy Consumption Coal constitutes major part 56.47%, an increase by 2% from last year. Oil’s share is 28.33 %, a decrease 1.1% from last year. Natural Gas’s share is 7.14%, a decrease 0.6% from last year. Hydroelectricity’s share is 4.64%, a decrease by 0.4% from last year. Renewable’s share is 2.18%, an increase by 0.08% from last year. Nuclear’ s share is 1.23%, a decrease by 0.03% from last year. 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Energy Mix Note : Renewable sources include wind, geothermal, solar, biomass and waste 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

2% -1.1% -0.6% 0.08% -0.37% -0.03% 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Section : 2 NATURAL GAS 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

India’s Natural Gas Scenario World’s Natural Gas Scenario Natural Gas’s share is 7.14% in energy mix, a decrease 0.6% from last year. Natural Gas reserves in India- 1.43 TCM Natural Gas’s consumption 50.6 bcm a decrease by 1.5 % by last year. Natural Gas’s production 31.7 bcm a decrease by 5.9 % by last year. World’s Natural Gas Scenario Natural Gas’s share is 23.7% in energy mix, a decrease 0.1% from last year. Natural Gas reserves in World - 187.1 TCM Natural Gas’s consumption 3393 bcm an increase by 0.4 % by last year, well below the 10-year average of 2.4% Natural Gas’s production 3460.6 bcm an increase by 1.5% by last year, below its 10-year average of 2.5% 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

World’s Natural Gas Highlight USA overtook Russia as the world’s largest producer of Oil & Gas Global growth in natural gas was also weak, held back by the mild European winter triggering a sharp fall in European gas consumption (-11.6%) EU production fell sharply(-9.8%) it its lowest level since 1971. The largest volumetric declines were seen in Russia(-4.3%) and the Netherlands(-18.7%) The US(+2.9%), China(+8.6%) and Iran(+6.8%) recorded the largest growth increments. (-3.4%)decline in global gas trade, the largest decline on record in pipeline shipments by 6.2%, global LNG trade increased by 2.4% Higher imports of LNG by China(+10.8%) & the UK(+20.1%) while lower imports from South Korea(-6.0%) & Spain(-15.7%). 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

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Section : 3 OIL 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

OIL India’s Oil Scenario Oil’s share is 23.88% in energy mix, a decrease by 1.1% from last year. Oil reserves in India- 0.763 Billion Tonnes Oil’s consumption 180.7 MT , an increase by 3.1% last year. Oil’s production 41.9 MT, a decrease by 1.3 % by last year. World’s Oil Scenario Oil’s share is 32.57 % in energy mix , a decrease 0.06% from last year. Oil reserves in World - 240 Billion Tonnes Oil’s consumption 4211.1 MT, an increase by 0.8 % by last year. Oil’s production 4220.6 MT , an increase by 2.28% by last year. 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

USA replaced Saudi Arabia as the world’s largest oil producer Global Oil Highlight USA recorded the largest increase(+1.6m b/d) in oil production in the world, becoming the first county ever to increase average annual production by at least 1million barrels per day for three consecutive years. USA replaced Saudi Arabia as the world’s largest oil producer Oil remained the world’s leading fuel, with 32.6% of global energy consumption, but lost market share for the 15TH consecutive year. USA has reduced 7.3m b/d net oil imports since 2005 Chinese consumption growth was below average but still recorded the largest increment to global oil consumption(+390,000b/d); Japan recorded the largest decline(-220,000 b/d),with Japanese oil consumption falling to its lowest level since 1971. Along with the US, production in Canada(+310,000 b/d) and Brazil (+230,000) also reached record levels in 2014 OPEC output was flat, and the group’s share of global production fell to 41%, its lowest since 2003 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

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Section : 4 COAL 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

COAL India’s Coal Scenario Coal’s share is 56.47% in energy mix, an increase by 2% from last year. Coal reserves in India- 60.6 Billion Tonnes Coal’s consumption 514.5 MT ,an increase by 11.1% last year, largest volumetric increase on record, and world’s largest volumetric increase Coal’s production 644 MT, an increase by 6.4 % by last year. World’s Coal Scenario Coal’s share is 30 % in energy mix , a decrease 0.17% from last year. Coal reserves in World – 891.5 Billion Tonnes Coal’s consumption 5545 MT, an increase by 0.4% by last year, well below the 10-year average annual growth of 2.9% Coal’s production 8164.9 MT , a decrease 0.8 % by last year. 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

COAL Global Highlight Coal’s consumption outside the OECD grew by 1.1%, the weakest growth since 19198, driven by a flattening of Chinese consumption (+0.1%) Coal production declines in China(-2.6%, the world’s largest volumetric decline) & the Ukraine (-29.0%) hare is 30 % in energy mix , a decrease 0.17% from last year. Ukraine(-20.2%) & the UK (-20.3%) posted significant declines OECD consumption fell by 1.5%, led by a 6.5% decline in the EU Coal production increases in India (+6.4%) and Australia (+4.7%) 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

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Other Energy Consumptions Section : 5 Other Energy Consumptions 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Other energy Global Highlight Global nuclear output grew by an above-average 1.8%. Increases in South Korea, China and France outpaced declines in Japan, Belgium and the UK. Japan has taken last operating reactor offline. Global hydroelectric output grew by a below average 2.0%. Share in primary energy consumption is 6.8% Chinese output grew (+15.7%) & Brazil output reduced by(-5.5%) & turkey Output reduced by (-32%) Solar power generation grew by 38.2% (+11.6 mtoe) Wind energy grew by 10.2% (+14.8 mtoe) well below less than half of its 10-year average. 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

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Section : 6 Fuel: No. of Years Left 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

Oil Million tonnes Reserve ('000) Consumption Production 2014 India   2014 India 0.8 180.68 41.9 World 239.8 4211.12 4220.6 Natural Gas BCM Reserve ('000) Consumption Production   2014 India 1.43 50.62 31.68 World 187.07 3392.99 3460.60 Coal Million tonnes Reserve ('000) Consumption Production   2014 India 60600 514.52 643.98 World 891531 5545.46 8164.86 03-04-2019 Source : BP Stats 2015

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