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Sources of Energy 1.Petroleum –Oil, Gas 2.Coal, Rignite 3.Hydro 4.Marine – Tidal, Ocean Currents, Ocean temp, Waves 5.Wind 6.Solar – SolarCells, Forests.

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1 Sources of Energy 1.Petroleum –Oil, Gas 2.Coal, Rignite 3.Hydro 4.Marine – Tidal, Ocean Currents, Ocean temp, Waves 5.Wind 6.Solar – SolarCells, Forests 7.BioFuel`s – Ethanol, Biodiesel, Biogas 8.Non-Minable Coal – (UCG) 9.Coal/Wood gasification 10.C.B.M Mine (abondoned) gas 11.Hydrogas 12.Coal for Oil, Shale Oil 13.Nuclear 14.Gas Hydrates

2 Real GDP: Annual Growth Rate

3 Commerical Energy Mix

4 Commerical Energy Mix – 1999-2004

5 Estimated Energy Demand in X Plan

6 India Vision 2020 - Projections

7 Hydrocarbon Vision 2025 - Projections

8 International Energy Agency – India’s Energy Mix -2020 and 2030 Projections

9 Forecast of energy demand fuel-wise under IEP report Preferred Scenario IEP : Interpreted Energy Policy

10 India: Energy Consumption in 2000, 2010, 2020 200020102020 Average Annual Growth (%) 1996-2020 Oil (million barrels per day) 1.93.14.13.8 Natural gas (trillion cubic feet) 1.22.85.08.6 Coal (million short tons) 3714655362.2 Electricity (billion kilowatt hours) 49380211924.9 Hydroelectricity (quadrillion BTU) 1.21.62.65.3 Source: EIA/DOE: International Energy Outlook 1999

11 Coal Resources

12 Production of Coal and Lignite

13 Consumerwise offtake of coal from CIL, SCCl and other during 1999-00 to 2003-04

14 Import of Coal from 1999-00 to 2003-04 (As reported by coal Controller’s Organization)

15 Sector wise Coal and Lignite 2011-12 Coal demand (MMT)SectorLignite demand (MMT)Coal and Lignite demand (MMT) Power Steel Cement Fertilizer Capative Power Others Paper Ceramics and bricks Chemical/soda Ash Textile Miscellaneous Total 469 40 24 5 32 50 620 71.29 1.5 0.4 1.25 2.06 2.65 2.39 81.53 540.29 40 25.5 5 32 50 0.4 1.25 2.06 2.65 2.39 701.54 Source: Report of Working Group on Coal and Lignite for the X five year plan Projected Production Scenarios for Coal and Lignite in 2011-12 Scenarios Coal and Lignite Production in 2011-12 (MMT) X Plan597.56

16 Ethonal estimated supply in 2011-12 2011-12 Bio-diesel supply estimates in 2011-12 Supply (MMT) 2011-1213.38 Source: Planning commission report committee of bio-fuels Total Supply (in ThKL) Potable (In ThKL) Industry (in ThKL) Balance for blending (in ThKL) 37858878442054 Source: Planning commission report committee of bio-fuels

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20 Depth wise Goeological Coal Reserves as on 1.1.2005 Source: The Committee to prepare the road map for the Reform of Coal industry

21 Basins taken up for exploration

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