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JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

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Page 1: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

JPEC Presents

Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries

4th to 12th December, 2006

New Delhi & Mumbai

Page 2: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Overview of the Japanese Petroleum Industry

15 Companies

470,320 Rs. crore

147,000 persons (as of 2005)

122MKl (104MMT)

22.2 billion dollars (1.03trillion rupees)

73.3% (as of 2005)

Indian Counterparts

Page 3: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Japanese RefineriesConfiguration Unit: 000BD

CDU 4672 Rate 

FCC/RCC 880 19%

HDC 173 4%

ThC/Visb. 93 2%

Cat.Reform 672 14%

VGO Desulf

4601 98%

Page 4: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Refineries, Pipelines and Marketing Set-up

Total: 17 Refineries (2.5MB/D)

Page 5: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Japanese Domestic Demand

Page 6: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Indian Petroleum Products Mix

Page 7: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Our Crude Throughput & Utilization

Page 8: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Indian Refinery Capacity Build Up

Page 9: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Japan’s Crude Oil Imports by Source

Page 10: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Crude Oil Import and Dependence

Page 11: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Petroleum Product Import Composition

Page 12: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Petroleum Product Imports

Page 13: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Oil Stockpiling Obligation

Page 14: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Quality Improvement

Page 15: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Stringer Product Specs—Migration Plan

Page 16: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Reorganization of Oil companies

Page 17: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Indian Petroleum Companies

Government of India

IOC( Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.)

BPCL( Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.)

IOC( Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.)

ONGC( Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.)

OVL( ONGC Videsh Ltd. )

NRL( Numaligarh Refineries Ltd. )

CPCL( Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd.)

OIL(Oil India Ltd.)

KRL( Kochi Refineries Ltd.)

BRPL( Bongaigaon Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. )

HPCL( Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.)

GAIL( Gas Authority of India Ltd.)

ONGC( Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.)

MRPL(Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd.)

RPL ( Reliance Petroleum Ltd.) PVT

Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas

【 Upstream】

【 Downstream】【 Refiner】

EO ( Essar Oil Ltd. ) PVT

Page 18: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Oil Stockpiling Obligation

Page 19: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Oil Stockpiling Obligation

Page 20: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai
Page 21: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Reliance Jamnagar Refinery Profile

Page 22: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Indian Export Petroleum Products, Where, How much and Why

Gasoline

Diesel

Naphtha

Page 23: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Final Consumption of Petroleum Products in Main Countries in 2003

-

100,000

200,000

300,000

400,000

500,000

600,000

700,000

800,000

900,000

1,000,000

U.S.A.

China

J apan

Russia

Korea

Canada

France Ita

ly UK

Germany

Mexico

Ref.Gas

LPG+Etha.

M.Gas.

Avi.Gas.

J et  F.

Kerosene

Gas/ Diesel

H.Fuel

Naphtha

P.Coke

Others

1000tonnes

By IEA Statistics 2005

Japan is the 3rd Biggest Oil Consuming Country of the World

Page 24: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Further Increase of Oil Demand by Country & Area

2000-2020 Forecast Increase of Oil Demandunit MillionBD;

0.00.51.01.52.02.53.03.54.04.55.0

USA & Canada

Mexico

EU

Other Europe

J apan & Oceania

Korea

Russia

Other Transition Economies Ch

ina

Indonesia

India

Other S.E. Asia

Brazil

Other Latin America

Africa

Middle East

By IEA World Energy Outlook 2004

Page 25: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Japan’s Energy Policy & Forecast Future Oil Demand

Basic Energy Policy of Japanese Government isTo save an energy and make reduce consumption of Fossil Fuel to cutback emission of CO2

To strive for the diversity of supply sources of energy for National Energy Security

Forecast of Future Oil Demand in Japan is

to Continue Reducing

And also

As the result

Page 26: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Japan’s Energy Policy & Forecast Future Oil Demand

Forecast Oil Demand Decrease in J apan (Demand Decrease Mild Case):

Others

Heavy FOther Gas OilDiesel GasKerosene

Gasoline

0500100015002000

25003000350040004500

2005FY 2010FY 2015FY 2020FY

Demand-1MBD

Forecast Oil Demand Decrease in J apan(Demand Decrease Rapid Case):

Others

Heavy FOther Gas OilDiesel GasKerosene

Gasoline

0

500

1000

1500

20002500

3000

3500

4000

4500

2005FY 2010FY 2015FY 2020FY

Demand-2MBD

Page 27: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Overview of the Japanese Petroleum Industry

Change ofOil Demand and Surplus of Refining Capacity in J apan

Unit: 1,000BD

Demand- 1

Demand- 2

Surplus- 1

Surplus- 2

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

4,500

2005FY 2010FY 2015FY 2020FY

Speed of Demand Decrease  Mild Case →     Demand- 1, Surplus- 1  Rapid Case →   Demand- 2, Surplus- 2

Page 28: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

Overview of the Japanese Petroleum Industry

Construction of Refining Equipments in J apanUnit:1,000BD        as of  Apr.2006

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

CDU

VDU

FCC

HDC

Alky

Cat.Reform

Naph. Desulf

Dist.Treat

Direct Desulf

VGO Desulf

Coking /Vsb

Desulfurization Equipments

Owing to these equipments

・ Since 1st Jan 2005 All Diesel Fuel supplied in Japan has been “ Sulfur Free”

  ・ Since 1st Jan 2008 All Motor Gasoline supplied in Japan is to be “Sulfur Free”

※ Early 2006 almost Japanese oil suppliers have started to supply “Sulfur Free Gasoline”

Page 29: JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

India Petroleum Product Demand

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,50019

70

1972

1974

1976

1978

1980

1982

1984

1986

1988

1990

1992

1994

1996

1998

2000

2002

2004

2006

2008

2010

2012

2014

kb/d

LPG

Naphtha

Gasoline

Kero/jet

Gasoil

Fuel Oil

Other

Total Oil Product ConsumptionAverage Annual Growth Rate

(AAGR)1985 - 1995 6.7%1995 - 2000 5.8%2000 - 2005 2.7%2005 - 2010 3.8%2010 - 2015 3.3%

Presented by Dr. F. Fesharaki of FACTS

Past, Present and Future India Oil Demand