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India's oil supply deficit spurs reforms to lure foreign capital. M. Malhotra. OGJ, 2 June 1997, 95(22), 28--28, 30.

With forecasts calling for a rise in imports of crude oil, natural gas, and refined products, the Indian government is stepping up efforts to attract foreign investment to oil and gas exploration and development, massive expansions of refining and petrochemical capacity, and integrated schemes such as Enron Corp.'s liquefied natural gas import/electric power project at Dabhol. Economic growth, existing exploration terms, exploration license rounds, exploration policy changes, and further reforms are presented and discussed.

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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal

Subjects: Project Management, Policy and Governance, Economics, business and commerce, Retail and marketing, Electricity generation, Refining, Petrochemical plants, Oil and gas extraction, Transportation, Transmission and Distribution, Crude oil, Liquefied natural gas, Natural gas, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Oil supply