[...]... future However, imports of petroleum and gas would continue to increase substantially in absolute terms, involving a large energy import bill There is, therefore, an urgent need to reduce energy requirements by 6 National Energy Map for India: Technology Vision 2030 Table 1.2 Estimated energy demand Demand (in original units) Demand (Mtoe) Primary fuel Unit 2006/07 2011/12 2006/07 2011/12 Coal MT 460.50... The energy GDP elasticity during 1953–2001 has been above unity However, the elasticity for primary commercial energy consumption for 1991–2000 was less than unity (Planning Commission 2002) This could be attributed to several factors, some of them being demographic shifts from rural to urban areas, structural economic changes towards lesser energy industry, impressive 2 National Energy Map for India:. .. 4 National Energy Map for India: Technology Vision 2030 1.6 Oil and natural gas 1.6.2 Natural gas sector 1.6.1 Oil sector India has recently entered a new era in its gas industry with large discoveries of indigenous gas and the arrival of the first LNG (liquefied natural gas) tanker in 2004 The importance of gas in India’s energy mix is expected to increase sharply from 7% of TPES (total primary energy. .. areas 88 Table 3.60 Demand for lighting (trillion lux hours) 89 Table 3.61 Useful energy demand for cooking (petajoules) 90 Table 3.62 Usage norms for electrical appliances 91 Table 3.63 Useful energy demand for various end uses at 6.7% GDP growth scenario 92 Table 3.64 Useful energy demand for various end uses (petajoules) at 6.7% GDP growth rate 92 Useful energy demand for various end uses (petajoules)... terms of the total plan outlay for the energy sector The Government of India in the mid-term review of the Tenth Five Year Plan recognized the fact that under-performance of the energy sector can be a major constraint in delivering a growth rate of 8% GDP during the plan period It has, therefore, called for acceleration of the reforms process and adoption of an integrated energy policy In the recent years,... Figure 5.31 Commercial energy supply in 2011, 2021, and 2031 177 Figure 5.32 Generation capacity mix for 2011, 2021, and 2031 (centralized and decentralized) 177 Figure 5.33 Comparison of fuel-wise technology deployment for power generation across various scenarios for 2021 178 Figure 5.34 Comparison of fuel-wise technology deployment for power generation across various scenarios for 2031 179 Figure 5.35... Energy intensity (kgoe/Rs of GDP) for various scenarios 185 Table 5.23 Total commercial energy consumption in transport sector (in Mtoe) across various scenarios 187 Projected fuel mix in transport sector (in Mtoe) across scenarios for 2011 187 Projected fuel mix in transport sector (in Mtoe) for various scenarios for 2021 188 Projected fuel mix in transport sector (in Mtoe) for various scenarios for. .. emissions for different scenarios (from 2001 to 2036) 193 Table 6.1 Suggested technology deployment programme 201 Table 6.2 Suggested technology deployment pathway for power generation 202 Table 6.3 Suggested technology deployment pathway for end-use sectors 203 Table 5.21 Table 5.24 Table 5.25 Table 5.26 Table 5.27 Figures Figure 2.1 Schematic representation of methodological framework 10 Figure 2.2 Energy. .. 2002) Given the plans for rapid economic growth, it is evident that the country’s requirements for energy and supporting infrastructure would increase rapidly as well In view of the rising energy prices and other geo-political considerations regarding energy imports, it is important to identify and adopt policies and measures that enhance energy security and help reduce the final energy requirements... Horsepower Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd High-speed diesel Hybrid International Energy Agency Integrated gasification combined cycle International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis International Monetary Fund Indian Aluminium Company Ltd Indian Oil Corporation Ltd Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Integrated Rural Energy Programme Indian Society of Lighting Engineers Indian Statistical . w0 h0" alt="" National Energy Map for India: Technology Vision 2030 Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser, Government of India The Energy and Resources. require major provision of infrastructure and en- hanced supply of inputs such as energy. High economic growth would create much larger demand for energy and