2. THE ENERGY CHALLENGE TOTAL COMMERCIAL ENERGY REQUIREMENTS - FOUR FOLD GROWTH DRAFT REPORT - INTEGRATED ENERGY POLICY PLANNING COMMISSION 1620 1333 2031-32 1248 1060 2026 - 27 718 653 2016-17 537 505 2011-12 394 385 2006-07 8% GDP 7% GDP TOTAL PRIMARY ENERGY (MMTOE) YEAR

3. THE ENERGY CHALLENGE ELECTRICITY REQUIREMENTS - FIVE TO SIX FOLD INCREASE DRAFT REPORT - INTEGRATED ENERGY POLICY PLANNING COMMISSION 131424 131424 2003-04 424744 368592 2021-22 778095 627088 2031-32 574748 480694 2026 - 27 305623 276143 2016-17 219992 206757 2011-12 152610 149806 2006-07 8% GDP 7% GDP INSTALLED CAPACITY - MW YEAR

4. THE ENERGY CHALLENGE REQUIREMENT OF COAL AND GAS – POWER SECTOR NON POWER GAS DEMAND = 227 MMSCMD TO 274 MMSCMD GAS DEMAND OVER NEXT 25 YEARS = 528 MMSCMD TO 678 MMSCMD 8% 7% 8% 7% 8% 7% 404 301 134 100 1478 1096 2031-32 268 208 89 69 1133 885 2026-27 175 145 58 48 814 678 2021-22 41 18 13 36 17 13 GAS (MMTOE) 124 108 493 455 2016-17 54 51 375 366 2011-12 39 39 318 318 2003-04 GAS (MMSCMD) COAL (MMT) YEAR

5. BOMBAY HIGH SOUTH BASSEIN ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT OFFSHORE LNG IMPORTS MAR -- 04 INDIAN GAS SECTOR – MAJOR MILESTONES KG FINDS MYANMAR FIND

7. GAS END USE PATTERN CONSUMPTION - 92 MMSCMD

8. TYPICAL PIPELINE SYSTEMS Supply to small consumers & residential users Supply to medium scale consumers & feed to distribution systems Supply to regional system or large customer Others Steel or HDPE Pipe Steel Steel Material of construction Down to 2” Up to 22” 24” to 48” Diameter 10 to 0.025 15 to 40 40 to 70 Typical Pressure Range (Bar) DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM REGIONAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEM MAIN TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

13. BLOCK A-1 SITTWE LANDFALL POINT MYANMAR MYAYNGU KYAN PARADIP HALDIA ALT-I( VIA CHATTGAON/ COX’S BAZAR) ALT-II VIA TRIPURA OFF-SHORE SHALLOW WATER OFF-SHORE DEEP WATER (WITHIN EEZ) OFF-SHORE DEEP WATER (OUTSIDE EEZ) ONSHORE ROUTE VIA. BANGLADESH ONSHORE VIA. N E INDIA LNG OPTION CNG OPTION PROPOSED JAGDISHPUR- HALDIA PIPELINE Gaya Jagdishpur MYANMAR- INDIA GAS PIPELINE OPTIONS OF GAS EVACUATION FROM MYANMAR TO INDIA

14. Iran – Pakistan- India Gas P ipeline

15. INDICATIVE IRAN-PAKISTAN- INDIA PIPELINE ROUTE AC-1 JAISALMER BHONG ASSALUYAH Assaluyah – Pakistan Border 1100 KMs Pakistan Border – AC1 750 KMs AC1 – India Border 250 KMs Total Distance 2100KMS Indicative Pipeline Route N

17. CROSS BORDER GAS PIPELINES TURKMENISTAN - AFGHANISTAN - PAKISTAN GAS PIPELINE

18. PROPOSED ROUTE OF TAP PIPELINE

20. Exploration Status Poorly Explored Initiated Unexplored Well Explored

23. Status of Exploration NELP - 90 Blocks Pre-NELP - 28 Blocks Total 118 Blocks Dev. Phase Phase-I Phase-II Delhi Mumbai Chennai Andaman - Nicobar Kolkata Phase-I (93 Blocks) Phase-II (21 Blocks) Development Phase (4 Blocks) Wells Drilled (17 Blocks)

29. Demand Assessment -Natural Gas MMSCMD 2007 2010 2012 Power Sector 75 95 110 Fertilizer Sector 50 60 60 Industrial Sector 20 25 30 City Gas Distribution 10 15 15 Total 155 195 215

30. Demand-Supply Balance 60 60 60 2003-04 2010-11 120 mmscmd 75 mmscmd 215 mmscmd 180 mmscmd Unmet Demand: 35 mmscmd Unmet Demand: 45 mmscmd Demand Supply existing sources Supply new domestic finds LNG Window of opportunity of approx 40 mmscmd