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Journal of Ecosystem & Ecography
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Biodiversity & Sustainable Energy Development-2012

Annapurna Boruah

Posters: J Ecosyst Ecogr

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Abstract
Natural gas is rapidly substituting crude to suffice the growing energy requirement of today?s world. The rising oil prices, high input cost in exploration and production of hard oil resources and relative abundance of gas resources have fuelled the interest towards natural gas. The growing gap between natural gas demand and supply has spurred interest in the development of unconventional shale gas resources. India is having the immense prospects of unconventional shale gas resources. This paper presents the prospects of shale gas in Indian Sedimentary Basins and approaches for evaluation. Analysing both Rock Eval Pyrolysis and petrophysical experimental data from Cambay Shale of Cambay Basin, its shale gas potential is established. But one of the challenges is to find out the sweet spots. The production viability of shale gas depends on geological, geochemical, geomechanics, gas generation and migration mechanisms within shale rock reservoir.
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