NEW OIL AND GAS RESERVES FOUND IN INDIA (MP & WB)
WHAT JUST HAPPENED ?
State-owned ONGC (Oil And Natural Gas Corp) discovers oil and gas reserves in Madhya Pradesh & West Bengal.
But, whether they are commercially viable (usable) - That is not sure.
As there are already so many reserves which India have found earlier - But we are not using those because Problem is Oil & Gas present very deep inside the earth, that the amount of extraction is very large than their actual cost.
So, This is not our objective just to extract the oil & gas. Our objective is to make profit from them also.
So, the reserves which ONGC has found recently still need to check whether we can use those or not. [ i.e. to check its commercial viability still left ]
Sedimentary Basins are of many types depends on commercial viability.
The one which ONGC has recently found is of Category-3 Basins.
LOCATION
Madhya Pradesh: The gas deposits were discovered in block in Vindhyan basin. This is 3000 -plus meter deep. and thus it took several months to test its commercial Vaiblity .
West Bengal: Oil and Gas was discovered in well in Ashok Nagar of 24 Parganas District.
BASINS BACKGROUND
Basins - are those area which have potential of Hydrocarbons. We can see so many Basins in India Map. Example:
Rajasthan Basin
Vindhyan Basin
Cauvery Basin
Cambay Basin
Krishna-Godavari Basin
An Oil Basin (also known as Sedimentary Basin) is a depression in the Earth's crust that is formed by plate tectonic.
If enough hydro-carbon rich source rocks (such as limestone) occur at the appropriate depth and with a long enough duration of burial , petroleum system can develop with in the basin.
India has 26 sedimentary basins, of which only seven category-1 basins have commercial production of oil and gas.
Except for Assam shelf, ONGC opened up all other six basins, including
There are total four category Basins.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/energy/oil-gas/ongc-finds-oil-gas-reserves-in-madhya-pradesh-west-bengal-to-open-2-new-basins-in-india/articleshow/65699300.cms
https://www.businesstoday.in/current/economy-politics/ongc-finds-oil-gas-reserves-in-mp-west-bengal-to-open-2-new-basins-in-india/story/282090.html
Above Information is as per data available in news till the date when I am posting this.
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State-owned ONGC (Oil And Natural Gas Corp) discovers oil and gas reserves in Madhya Pradesh & West Bengal.
But, whether they are commercially viable (usable) - That is not sure.
As there are already so many reserves which India have found earlier - But we are not using those because Problem is Oil & Gas present very deep inside the earth, that the amount of extraction is very large than their actual cost.
So, This is not our objective just to extract the oil & gas. Our objective is to make profit from them also.
So, the reserves which ONGC has found recently still need to check whether we can use those or not. [ i.e. to check its commercial viability still left ]
Sedimentary Basins are of many types depends on commercial viability.
The one which ONGC has recently found is of Category-3 Basins.
LOCATION
Madhya Pradesh: The gas deposits were discovered in block in Vindhyan basin. This is 3000 -plus meter deep. and thus it took several months to test its commercial Vaiblity .
West Bengal: Oil and Gas was discovered in well in Ashok Nagar of 24 Parganas District.
BASINS BACKGROUND
Basins - are those area which have potential of Hydrocarbons. We can see so many Basins in India Map. Example:
Rajasthan Basin
Vindhyan Basin
Cauvery Basin
Cambay Basin
Krishna-Godavari Basin
India has 26
sedimentary basins, of which only seven category-I basins have
commercial production of oil and gas. Except for Assam shelf, ONGC
opened ...
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........ currentaffairs.gktoday.in/ongc-discovers-oil-gas-reserves-madhya-pradesh-west-bengal-09201860837.html © GKToday
An Oil Basin (also known as Sedimentary Basin) is a depression in the Earth's crust that is formed by plate tectonic.
If enough hydro-carbon rich source rocks (such as limestone) occur at the appropriate depth and with a long enough duration of burial , petroleum system can develop with in the basin.
India has 26 sedimentary basins, of which only seven category-1 basins have commercial production of oil and gas.
Except for Assam shelf, ONGC opened up all other six basins, including
- Cambay
- Mumbai Offshore
- Rajasthan
- Krishna - Godavari
- Cauvery
- Assam-Arakan Fold belt
There are total four category Basins.
- Cateory-1 Basins - They have been established for commercial production.
- Cateory-2 Basins - They are known for accumulation of hydrocarbons but no commercial production has been achieved so far.
- Cateory-3 Basins - They having hydrocarbons and are considered geologically prospective
- Cateory-4 Basins - They have uncertain potential may be prospective by analogy with similar basins in the world.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/energy/oil-gas/ongc-finds-oil-gas-reserves-in-madhya-pradesh-west-bengal-to-open-2-new-basins-in-india/articleshow/65699300.cms
https://www.businesstoday.in/current/economy-politics/ongc-finds-oil-gas-reserves-in-mp-west-bengal-to-open-2-new-basins-in-india/story/282090.html
Above Information is as per data available in news till the date when I am posting this.
For Other Topics visit - http://learn2ogether.blogspot.com/
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