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| Economic Model of Environmental Sustainability for Hydrocarbon Industry |
Dr. J P N Giri
December 17, 2003 |
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Abstract
Energy use is the principal component of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Oil, gas and coal represent about 90 percent of the commercial energy used worldwide. Forecasts of energy demand show that fossil fuel usage will increase as a result of economic growth globally, especially in developing regions. Bringing together the oil and gas industry and associations from around the world to address the climate change issues, The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) entered into force in 1994, with the defined long-term goal of achieving the "stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system". The Kyoto Protocol to the UNFCCC, agreed in 1997, specifies targets and timetables for emissions limits, accordingly the Kyoto Mechanisms offer significant opportunities to achieve greenhouse gas emissions reductions in production and consumption of carbon energy, at lower societal costs, than other measures, while providing prospects for environmental protection and sustainable development. |
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| Corrosion Problems in Oil Industry Need More Attention |
18th February 2003
Dr A K Samant, Suptdg. Chemist, Mud Services, Assam Asset, Sivasagar, Assam |
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| Corrosion is becoming an increasing threat to the integrity of oil field structures including pipelines, casing and tubing world wide. |
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| Developing Energy Conservation Strategies For A Greener Planet, 'The Earth' |
6th January 2002
Dr J P N Giri, Suptdg Chemist (TRG), Chennai, ONGC |
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| It has been recognized globally that advances in environmental energy technologies are now playing a critical role in helping organizations face the complex and rapidly changing dynamics of market scenario world over. |
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| Global Inventory Of Natural Gas Hydrates |
4th October 2002
Dr. P Kumar, Suptdg. Chemist, ONGC
Center for Research on Hydrates, Colorado School of Mines, USA |
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| Recent academic and industrial efforts to investigate and explore naturally occurring gas hydrate have expanded and deepened our knowledge on the distribution and occurrence of gas hydrate in deep sea sediments and permafrost regions. |
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| Gas Conversion - An Indian Perspective |
22nd April 2002
Mr. G Kandasamy, CE (P), IOGPT, Panvel |
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| This paper was presented at the Indo-US Natural Gas Conference held at New Delhi from April 17-18, 2002. The presentation dwells on ONGC's experience viz-a-viz gas-to-liquid technology at Tripura Asset. |
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| Occurence Of Tertiary Rocks In The North Upthrust of MBT Between Dalhousie And Baunath In The Lesser Himalayan Belt Of Himachal Pradesh, India |
27th April 2002
Jagmohan Singh, James Peters, Dipankar Dutta, Manish Shukla, G S Rana |
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| A new exploration model presented by ONGC geoscientists may give a new direction to exploration work in the Himalayan fold belt. This model was put forward in a paper presented at the 17th Himalaya Karakoram Tibet workshop held from March 25 to 27, 2002 at Gangtok. |
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| Effective Source Of Rocks In The Cambay Basin |
29th April 2002
A Banerjee, S Pahari, M Jha, A K Sinha, A K Jain, N Kumar, N J Thomas, K N Misra and K Chandra |
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| The source potential of three Paleogene formations were evaluated, the effective source rocks were identified and their maturation histories were determined to derive exploration leads and inputs for petroleum system study. |
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| Microfine Cement: Special Superfine Portland Cement |
30th April 2002
Sanjeev Kumar, C J Singh, R P Singh and J Kachari
Regional Chemistry Laboratories, Cement Lab, ONGC Ltd, Phase-1, Panvel, Navi Mumbai, India |
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| Dr. Sanjeev Kumar presented a technical paper at 7th NCB International Seminar at New Delhi. This paper was selected as the Best Paper in Special Cements section, and all authors were presented silver plates and Certificates of Special Merit by the Union Minister of State for Power, Mrs. Mehta and Dr. Visvesvarya at a valedictory function held on 24th November 2001 at New Delhi. |
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