Indian gas use poised for growth
Gas will be essential to balance the grid as India looks to expand its renewable power capacity and meet its climate goals, says GE Gas Power South Asia CEO Deepesh Nanda
Gas has a long-term future in India as more than just a transition fuel, Deepesh Nanda, CEO of GE Gas Power South Asia, tells Petroleum Economist. GE India has a long-running partnership with state-owned Bharat Petroleum Corporation, through which GE supplies technology to the Indian government and private sector. The partners have a high market share in India, with GE providing 275 of the country’s c.300-320 gas turbines. This total includes both those connected to the national grid and the significant captive generation sector, which is concentrated at refineries, fertiliser plants and petrochemicals facilities. Gas accounts for only a small portion of India’s primary energy mix, but New D
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