Growth Opportunities in the Indian Energy Sector Market

Energy holds the key for India's economic development. The unprecedented pace of economic development which India is witnessing today is likely to require even more energy. India experienced economic growth of 9% in the last three years before the recessionary phase of the global economy. It is expected that the same growth ra

te is likely to continue for the next decade.

According to Lucintel’s report "Indian Energy Sector Market 2011-2020: Economic and Risk Analysis", analyzes and identifies India’s energy sector and outlines its areas of opportunity in the coming decade. Energy consumption from all sources is expected to increase significantly in the coming years. As per Lucintel’s analysis, the Indian primary energy consumption is expected to grow 15,236 Mtoe by 2020.

Lucintel’s report provides detailed trend and forecast data for different energy sources in India: specifically, the demand and supply analysis with future forecasts for 2020. The report analyzes different drivers and challenges that lead the demand and supply of different energy segments. This report deals with different policies that the government of India is implementing and likely to employ in the future, to bridge the gap between demand and supply of energy. This report covers various sources of renewable energy markets such as solar, bio, and nuclear etc. and investing in these segments of energy in the Indian market, is expected to give an edge to any company that seeks to play a global role in coming decade.

This unique report from Lucintel is expected to provide you valuable information, insights and tools needed to identify new growth opportunities and operate your business successfully in this market. Indian energy sector market report is estimated to save hundreds of hours of your own personal research time and significantly benefit you in expanding your business in this market. In today’s stringent economy, you need every advantage that you can find to keep ahead in your business.

To make business, investment, or strategic decisions, you need timely and adequate information. Indian energy sector market report fulfills this core need and is an indispensable reference guide for demand and supply analysis for different drivers and challenges and many more, who are dealing with this market.

Some of the features of "Growth Opportunities in the Indian Energy Sector Market 2011-2020: Economic and Risk Analysis" are:

List of Figures

 

Chapter 2: Macroeconomic Overview

 

Figure 2.1: World GDP growth rate

Figure 2.2: Recovering world trade

Figure 2.3: Indian GDP growth rate

Figure 2.4: Annual average Index of industrial production 

Figure 2.5: Ratio of gross domestic investment and saving to GDP

Figure 2.6: Current account balance of India (in USD million)

Figure 2.7: Indian foreign exchange reserve 

 

Chapter 3: Overview of the Energy Sector 

 

Figure 3.1: India’s midyear population

Figure 3.2: Per capita primary energy consumption

Figure 3.3: Energy intensity for primary energy

Figure 3.4: Primary energy consumption versus GDP

Figure3.5: Energy consumption mix of India 

Figure 3.6: Number of vehicles sold

Figure 3.7: Gross fixed capital formation in energy sector at current prices 

Figure 3.8: Foreign direct investment in India’s energy sector 

Figure 3.9: Per capita carbon emission

Figure 3.10: CO2 emission from coal, natural gas, and crude oil

 

Chapter 4: Indian Electricity Market

 

Figure 4.1: Electric power consumption per capita in 2009

Figure 4.2: Trend of installed capacity by fuel: 2002-2010.

Figure 4.3: Annual installed power plant capacity: 2003-2010

Figure 4.4: Cumulative installed power plant capacity: 2002-2010 

Figure 4.5: Electricity generation by January 2010

Figure 4.6: Generation capacity addition: target versus achievement 

Figure 4.7: Plant load (%) in different five-year plans

Figure 4.8: Plant load factors (%) over the years

Figure 4.9: Projects under construction and committed, Eleventh Five-Year Plan

Figure 4.10: Installed capacity of power utilities in joint and central sector by region

Figure 4.11: Per capita electricity consumption

Figure 4.12: Electricity demand and supply trend

Figure 4.13: Demand and supply position of electricity

Figure 4.14: Power deficit scenario in India

Figure 4.15: T&D losses in country 

 

Chapter 5: Indian Coal Sector

 

Figure 5.1: Proven coal reserves at the end of 2010 

Figure 5.2: World coal production in 2010

Figure 5.3: Regional coal production in 2010

Figure 5.4: World coal consumption 2010

Figure 5.5: Energy consumption mix of India 2010

Figure 5.6: Trend of Indian coal market value: US$ billion

Figure 5.7: Production and consumption of coal 

Figure 5.8: Projected coal production 

Figure5.9: Sectoral coal consumption

Figure 5.10: Growth in coal consumption and GDP growth

Figure 5.11: Per capita electricity consumption growth of India 

Figure 5.12: Demand for coal in steel sector 

Figure 5.13: Projected coal demand for cement 

Figure 5.14: Indian cola market forecast 2011-2020

Figure 5.15: Import and export of coal in India 

Figure 5.16: Coal import trend

Figure 5.17: Primary energy consumption and its contribution to CO2 emission

Figure 5.18: Investment in SSCL in the Eleventh Five-Year Plan

 

 

 

 

Chapter 6: Indian Natural Gas Market

 

Figure 6.1: World gas production in 2009

Figure 6.2: World gas consumption in 2009

Figure 6.3: Energy consumption mix of India in 2010

Figure 6.4: Indian natural gas market trend 2005-2010

Figure 6.5: Consumption of natural gas 

Figure 6.6: Gas consumption and GDP

Figure 6.7: Natural gas demand from power sector 

Figure 6.8: Natural gas demand in fertilizer sector

Figure 6.9: Gas consumption by sector 

Figure 6.10: Projected gas consumption of India

Figure 6.11: Production of natural gas

Figure 6.12: LNG Imports

 

Chapter 7: Indian Crude Oil Market

 

Figure 7.1: World oil production in 2010

Figure 7.2: World oil consumption in 2010

Figure 7.3: Energy consumption mix of India 2010

Figure 7.4: Indian crude oil market trend 2005-2010

Figure 7.5: Demand and supply mismatch–crude oil

Figure 7.6: Sector consumption of oil Figure 7.7: Trends for demand supply and import

Figure 7.8: Imports of crude oil

Figure 7.9: Automobile domestic sales trend

Figure 7.10: Indian crude oil market forecast 2011-2020

Figure 7.11: Oil consumption and GDP growth

 

Chapter 8: Indian Nuclear Energy Market

 

Figure 8.1: World net nuclear electric power generation 

Figure 8.2: Share of nuclear power in total electricity generation 

Figure 8.3: Global growth of in-service reactor 

Figure 8.4: Electricity demand during peak time 

Figure 8.5: Addition in nuclear capacity of India 

Figure 8.6: Uranium production across the globe 

Figure 8.7: Major uranium producers in 2009

Figure 8.8: World uranium demand and supply

Figure 8.9: International uranium price 

 

Chapter 9: Indian Solar Energy Market 

 

Figure 9.1: Total installed capacity by fuel up to April 2010 

Figure 9.2: Cumulative annual PV market 

Figure 9.3: Photovoltaic market in 2009

Figure 9.4: Solar power installed capacity in India 

Figure 9.5: Cumulative installed solar PV market in India

Figure 9.6: Cumulative installation of solar water heating in India

 

Chapter 10: Indian Biogas Market

 

Figure 10.1: Total world renewable electric power capacity 

Figure 10.2: Ethanol production and consumption of India

 

 

List of Tables

 

Chapter 2: Macroeconomic Overview

 

Table 2.1: GDP, investment, and saving

Table 2.2: Current account balance of India

 

Chapter 3: Overview of the Energy Sector

 

Table 3.1: Contribution of industry to overall GDP and its energy consumption

Table 3.2: Energy reserve in India by type

Table 3.3: Primary energy consumption mix in 2007–08 (Eleventh Five Year Plan Report)

Table 3.4: Targeted and installed renewable energy capacity in India

 

Chapter 4: Indian Electricity Market

 

Table 4.1: 10th Plan capacity addition target 

Table 4.2: Capacity addition target during the Eleventh Five Year Plan period

Table 4.3: Power addition during the Eleventh Five Year Plan period

Table 4.4: Peak demand 

Table 4.5: T&D losses by year

Table 4.6: Capacity addition in commissioned and transformation capacity addition

 

Chapter 5: Indian Coal Sector

 

Table 5.1: Coal consumption in power industry

Table 5.2: Electricity capacity addition program in the Eleventh Five Year Plan period

Table 5.3: Cooking coal production and imports

Table 5.4: Investment in coal sector by company

Table 5.5: FDI in coal projects

 

Chapter 6: Indian Natural Gas Market

 

Table 6.1: Consumption of natural gas

Table 6.2: Production of natural gas 

Table 6.3: GAIL existing pipelines

Table 6.4: RIL existing pipelines

 

Chapter 7: Indian Crude Oil Market

 

Table 7.1: Demands and supply of oil

Table 7.2: Growth of crude oil imports in India

Table 7.3: Refining capacity of India 

Table 7.4: New refineries

Table 7.5: Average crude oil prices for Indian import

 

Chapter 8: Indian Nuclear Energy Market

 

Table 8.1: Nuclear power projects coming up by 2015

Table 8.2: Nuclear power plant planned through 2018

Table 8.3: Uranium reserves in India

 

Chapter 9: Indian Solar Energy Market

 

Table 9.1: Indian power sector

Table 9.2: Physical progress of implementation of remote village electrification program 

Table 9.3: Cumulative installation of solar energy by various forms

Table 9.4: State level tariff for solar PV power generation

 

Chapter 10: Indian Biogas Market

 

Table 10.1: Top five countries in terms of existing capacity 

Table 10.2: The estimated potential of municipal solid waste (MSW) to power generation

Table 10.3 Estimated potential and cumulative installed family-type biogas plant

Table 10.4: Installed and targeted family type biogas plant 

Table 10.5: Potential of power generation from industrial wastes

Table 10.6: Installed capacity of cogeneration in MW

Table 10.7: Cogeneration: Grid-interactive biomass power

Table 10.8: Off-grid/distributed biomass power (including captive/CHP Plants)