‪#‎India‬'s ‪#‎CrudeOil‬ and ‪#‎NaturalGasProduction‬ in the Month of April, May and June 2014 In month of June Natural Gas production stood at 2895.93 and Crude Oil production at 3125.26 #CrudeOil ‪#‎NaturalGas‬ ‪#‎CrudeOilProduction‬ ‪#‎IndiaCrudeOil‬ ‪#‎PetroleumProducts‬ For more Informative post click : https://www.linkedin.com/company/jhunjhunwalas

1. Production Performance of Oil & Natural Gas
Sector for the month of June, 2014

2. I. A. CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION – PERFORMANCE
Month / Period Planned
Target
(TMT)
Actual
Production
(TMT)
%age
achievement
Surplus(+)
Shortfall(-)
Vis-à-vis
target
(%age)
Surplus(+)
Shortfall(-)
over last
year (%age)
June, 2014* 3191.079 3125.266 97.9 -2.1 0.1
April,2014-June, 2014* 9556.704 9389.707 98.3 -1.7 -0.1
April,2013-June, 2013 9398.418
TMT: Thousand Metric Tonnes. *: Provisional.
B. COMPANY WISE ACHIEVEMENT
Company / State Planned Target
(TMT)
Actual
Production
(TMT)
%age
achievement
Surplus(+) Shortfall(-)
(%age)
ONGC
Gujarat
Andhra Pradesh
Tamil Nadu
Assam
Offshore
1902.284
396.342
22.040
19.325
100.820
1363.757
1854.222
374.868
23.144
19.763
93.129
1343.318
97.5
94.6
105.0
102.3
92.4
98.5
-2.5
OIL
Assam
Arunachal Pradesh
277.920
277.330
0.590
277.921
277.330
0.591
100.0
100.0
100.2
0.0
PRIVATE/JVC 1010.875 993.123 98.2 -1.8
TOTAL 3191.079 3125.266 97.9 -2.1

3. C. REASONS FOR SHORTFALL
A statement showing Crude Oil Production during June, 2014 and cumulatively for the period April,2014- June, 2014 vis-à-vis 2013-14
is at Annexure-I.
II. A. NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE
Month / Period Planned Target
(MCM)
Actual
Production
(MCM)
%age
achieve-
ment
Surplus(+)
Shortfall(-)
Vis-à-vis
target
(%age)
Surplus(+) Shortfall(-)
over last year
(%age)
June, 2014* 2918.864 2895.934 99.2 -0.8 -1.7
April,2014-June, 2014* 8870.720 8607.787 97.0 -3.0 -3.9
April,2013-June, 2013 8956.691
MCM: Million Cubic Meters. *: Provisional.
Company / State Reasons for shortfall
ONGC (offshore) Less production from NBP (D-1) due to Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP) failure
in a few wells. Less line condensate receipt from offshore.
ONGC (Gujarat) Increasing water cut, frequent power failure & ageing of fields resulting in decline in
reservoir pressure affected production.
ONGC (Assam) Poor influx, frequent power failure affected production.
OIL (Assam ) High water cut in a few wells and local obstruction at Loc NHK-612. Replacement
Pvt/JVCs (Arunachal Pradesh) Sand and water ingress issues in older wells.
Pvt/JVCs (Rajasthan) Production is less than target due to well intervention jobs in Mangala Wells in RJ-
ON-90/1 field.
Pvt/JVCs (Off-shore) Natural decline of the RAVVA & CB-OS/2 field. A total of 10 wells in D1, D3 and
2 wells in MA have ceased to flow due to water /sand ingress in KG-DWN-98/3
field.

4. B. COMPANY-WISE ACHIEVEMENT
Company / State Planned Target
(MCM)
Actual Production
(MCM)
%age
achievement
Surplus(+) Shortfall(-)
(%age)
ONGC Gujarat
Rajasthan Andhra
Pradesh
1954.061
98.244
1.280
88.482
1910.195
122.265
0.072
89.250
97.8
124.5
5.6
100.9
-2.2
Tamil Nadu
Assam
Tripura
Mumbai High
Offshore
110.253
35.971
98.034
1521.798
106.805
38.823
97.104
1455.876
96.9
107.9
99.1
95.7
OIL
Assam
Arunachal Pradesh
Rajasthan
221.400
211.830
0.900
8.670
222.542
212.963
0.909
8.670
100.5
100.5
101.0
100.0
0.5
PRIVATE/JVC
Onshore $
Offshore
743.403
120.385
623.018
763.197
98.200
664.997
102.7
81.6
106.7
2.7
TOTAL 2918.864 2895.934 99.2 -0.8
$: Including Coal Bed Methane production

5. C. REASONS FOR SHORTFALL
Company / State Reasons for shortfall
ONGC (Rajasthan) Less offtake by consumers.
ONGC (Tripura) Less offtake by consumers.
ONGC (Tamilnadu) Less offtake by M/s. Gail.
ONGC (Offshore) Plant modification at EOA affected production. G-1-11 well was shut down due to umbilical repair
operations. Non availability of booster compressor affected production in Bassein region.
Pvt/JVCs (West Bengal) Produced CBM is being sold in small quantities as the field is currently under development. Gas
productions in line with the offtake.
Pvt/JVCs (M.P.) CBM produced in small quantities is being internally used and flared as no market in near vicinity.
Pvt/JVCs (Rajasthan) Production is less than target due to well intervention jobs in Mangala Wells in RJ-ON-90/1 field.
Pvt/JVCs (Jharkhand) Produced CBM is being sold in small quantities.
Pvt/JVCs (Off-shore) A total of 10 wells in D1, D3 and 3 wells in MA have ceased to flow due to water /sand ingress in KG-
DWN-98/3 field. Tapti gas production is less than target due to early well loading of MTA 2 and STA 7
well integrity issue.
A statement showing natural gas production during June, 2014 and cumulatively for the period April,2014- June,
2014 vis-à-vis 2013-14
is at Annexure-II.
III. A. REFINERY CRUDE THROUGHPUT (IN TERMS OF CRUDE OIL PROCESSED)
Month / Period Planned Target (TMT) Actual
Production
(TMT)
%age
achievement
Surplus(+)
Shortfall(-)
Vis-à-vis
target
(in %age)
Surplus(+)
Shortfall(-)
over last year
(in %age)
June, 2014* 17988.208 18353.453 102.0 2.0 1.2
April,2014-June, 2014* 54437.502 54169.498 99.5 -0.5 -1.0
April,2013-June, 2013 54697.996
Note:
1. RIL (SEZ) production figures for May, 2014-June, 2014 are on pro rata basis.
The crude throughput in IOC (Barauni), BPCL (Mumbai & Kochi), HPCL( Visakh), CPCL (Manali), NRL
(Numaligarh), ONGC (Tatipaka), BORL (Bina), HMEL (Bhatinda), RIL(SEZ) & Essar (Vadinar) refineries have
exceeded their planned target.
The crude throughput in IOC (Guwahati, Gujarat, Haldia, Mathura, Digboi, Panipat & Bongaigaon), HPCL
(Mumbai), CPCL (Narimanam), MRPL( Mangalore) & RIL (SEZ) refineries was less than their planned target.

6. Company / State Reasons for shortfall
IOCL, Guwahati Throughput is marginally lower due to problem in coker unit.
IOCL, Gujarat Throughput is lower because of deferment of planned shutdown to the current month.
IOCL, Mathura Throughput is restricted because of high black oil stock.
IOCL, Panipat Throughput is lower of shifting of planned shutdown to the current month.
IOCL, Bongaigoan Throughput is lower of shifting of planned shutdown to the current month & as per the crude
availability.
CPCL, Narimanam Throughput is lower than planned due to reduced availability of crude.
A statement showing refinery-wise production during the month of June, 2014 and cumulatively for the period
April,2014-June, 2014 vis-à- vis 2013-14 is at Annexure-III.
II. REFINERY CAPACITY UTILISATION
Month Utilisation (%) Period Utilisation (%)
June, 2014* 103.8 June, 2013- June, 2014 101.0
June, 2013 102.6 June, 2012- June, 2013 102.0
The refinery-wise details of the capacity utilisation during June, 2014 and cumulatively for the period April, 2014 -
June, 2014 vies-a-vies 2013-14 are given in Annexure-IV.