National Institution for Transforming India-NITI Aayog

The National Institution for Transforming India, also called NITI Aayog, was formed via a resolution of the Union Cabinet on January 1, 2015. NITI Aayog is the premier policy ‘Think Tank’ of the Government of India, providing both directional and policy inputs. While designing strategic and long term policies and programmes for the Government of India, NITI Aayog also provides relevant technical advice to the Centre and States.

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    • Gas Consumption by Sector in India (Discontinued)
      April 2016
      Source: National Institution for Transforming India-NITI Aayog
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      Accessed On: 21 January, 2019
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      The consumer categories reported in the Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas Statistics has changed over the years, particularly with respect to consumption of natural gas through city gas distribution networks. Hence, the distribution of CGD consumption across residential, industrial and transport sectors has been estimated based on the shares reported in 2015-16. The Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas Statistics do not provide sectoral consumption of LNG imports between 2005-06 and 2010-11. Hence, for these years, all imported LNG has been accounted under the 'others' category. Non-Domestic PNG is a combination of gas sold for commercial and industrial segments of customers.
    • Gas Pipelines in India (Discontinued)
      April 2016
      Source: National Institution for Transforming India-NITI Aayog
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      Accessed On: 21 January, 2019
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      Gas Pipelines in India
    • Gas Reserves by Regime in India (Discontinued)
      April 2016
      Source: National Institution for Transforming India-NITI Aayog
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      Accessed On: 18 January, 2019
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      Gas Reserves by Regime in India
    • Gas Supply by Basin in India (Discontinued)
      April 2016
      Source: National Institution for Transforming India-NITI Aayog
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      Accessed On: 21 January, 2019
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      Gross production and Flared gas data is available combined for all offshores together (eastern, western and Gujarat), whereas individual offshore wise data is available for utilization of gas (sales+internal utilization). There is a slight mismatch between the total offshore production and offshore wise gas utilization data. Flaring refers to the process of burning natural gas that cannot be evacuated for safety reasons. In addition, gas may be reinjected to improve the output of oil and gas wells. Net gas available for sale is gross production - (gas flared + gas reinjected). Production of Assam includes Arunachal Pradesh Production of West Bengal includes Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand CBM means Coal Bed Methane, i.e., natural gas available on coal beds.