Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas Statistics 1989–90 provides comprehensive statistical information on India’s petroleum industry, covering industry highlights, historical developments, exploration, drilling, crude oil and natural gas reserves and production, refining, petroleum-product consumption and sales, foreign trade, manpower, prices, taxation and transportation, supported by extensive historical time-series data.
Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas Statistics 1989–90 provides comprehensive statistical information on India’s petroleum industry, covering industry highlights, historical developments, exploration, drilling, crude oil and natural gas reserves and production, refining, petroleum-product consumption and sales, foreign trade, manpower, prices, taxation and transportation, supported by extensive historical time-series data. Long Description — 200 Words Indian Petroleum and Natural Gas Statistics 1989–90 presents a comprehensive statistical overview of India’s petroleum and natural gas industry, documenting developments during 1989–90 alongside historical data extending from 1947–48. The General section covers highlights and important events in the Indian petroleum industry, progress from 1947–48 to 1989–90, commodity balances of crude petroleum and petroleum products, petroleum-industry growth on calendar- and financial-year bases, and petroleum energy trends from 1982 onward. The Exploration section provides statistics on deep drilling rigs, wells and metreage drilled by ONGC and OIL, exploratory and development drilling, well status, and state-wise achievements of geological, geophysical and drilling field parties. Crude oil statistics cover reserves and company-wise production, while natural gas statistics include reserves, state-wise gross production, gross and net production, utilisation and industry-wise offtakes. The Refining section covers refining capacity, refinery crude throughput, petroleum-product production, refinery-wise crude runs, domestic production trends and refinery production patterns. Consumption and Sales statistics include total consumption, sales trends, product-wise consumption, seasonal indices, oil-company market participation, international and coastal bunkers, state-wise consumption, per-capita consumption, sector-wise end-use consumption, railway diesel use, naphtha and LSHS/FO offtakes, and fuel consumption and power generation in gas turbine, diesel and thermal power stations. The publication also covers foreign trade, trade balances with OPEC countries, foreign exchange reserves, POL imports, petroleum-industry manpower, prices, dealer commissions, excise and customs duties, sales taxes, royalty and oil development cess.
The purpose of this publication is to provide a consolidated statistical reference for India’s petroleum and natural gas industry during 1989–90, supported by historical data for analysing sectoral development and long-term trends. It compiles statistics on exploration, drilling, crude oil and natural gas reserves and production, refining, sales, consumption, foreign trade, manpower, prices and taxation. Calendar-year and financial-year series facilitate comparison across periods, while state-wise and company-wise information supports detailed assessment of petroleum activities. The publication also records important industry events, commodity balances and petroleum-energy trends. It serves policymakers, government agencies, petroleum companies, researchers, planners and analysts requiring structured petroleum-sector information.
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