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Shale Oil and Gas | Directorate General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) Based on the data available from conventional oil gas exploration in the country for the last so many years, the country holds promising reserves of Shale Gas Oil resources and the following sedimentary basins are considered prospective from Shale oil and gas point of view:
It Is Said That India Has Substantial Reserves Of Shale Oil And Gas . . . India is estimated to have significant reserves of shale oil and gas, primarily located in the Cambay, Krishna-Godavari, and Cauvery basins These reserves are estimated to be around 96 trillion cubic feet of gas and 1 billion barrels of oil
Shale and Its Potential in India - Current Affairs - Next IAS The exploratory efforts so far have led to the discovery of 65 small-to-medium sized hydrocarbon fields with about 356 million tonnes (oil and oil equivalent gas) of initial in-place on-land reserves
Shale Gas in India: Advantages and Disadvantages of the . . . - ClearIAS India relies heavily on imported oil and gas, with over 85% of its crude oil and nearly 50% of its natural gas coming from foreign sources Developing domestic Shale oil and gas reserves could help reduce this dependency, making the country less vulnerable to fluctuations in global energy prices and geopolitics
Shale and its potential in India - Civilsdaily Shale reserves in India As per the US EIA 2015 report, India has got technically recoverable shale gas of 96 trillion cubic feet The recoverable reserves are identified in Cambay, Krishna – Godavari, Cauvery, Damodar Valley, Upper Assam, Pranahita – Godavari, Rajasthan and Vindhya Basins
Shale Gas - en - ongcindia. com As per the policy guidelines notified by Government of India (GoI) for exploration and exploitation of shale gas and oil in India by National Oil Companies (NOCs), ONGC has identified 50 nomination PML (Petroleum Mining Lease) blocks under Phase-I
Shale Oil and Gas Reserves in India: Unexplored Potential India possesses significant reserves of shale oil and gas, potentially meeting its energy needs for 25 years However, exploitation remains limited, raising concerns about energy security
The Shale Gas - INSIGHTS IAS - Simplifying UPSC IAS Exam Preparation Shale oil is an unconventional oil produced from oil shale rock fragments by pyrolysis, hydrogenation, or thermal dissolution These processes produce synthetic oil and gas which can be used as a fuel or upgraded refinery feedstock Shale oil also refers to crude oil produced from shales of very low permeability formations, called as “tight oil”