July 2017
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Viewpoint: The future of India’s refining capacity and the rise of clean fuels
India is emerging as the world’s new oil demand center, with burgeoning consumption providing huge potential for downstream oil and gas growth. With a GDP ranked in the top 10 globally and a large, growing population, India has seen continuous increases in demand for energy in all forms.
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The Authors
Kanwar, R. - Contributing Writer, Dehra Dun, India
Raj Kanwar is a veteran journalist and writer. He is the author of UPSTREAM INDIA, the official history of ONGC Ltd. He regularly writes columns on a variety of subjects for leading Indian and foreign magazines. He is the founder/chairman of SK Oilfield Equipment Co. Pvt. Ltd. He lives in Dehra Dun, India with his wife of 52 years.
Nichols, Lee - Hydrocarbon Processing Staff, Houston, Texas
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