Fueling India’s Future: Powering Growth with Domestic Energy!
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🚀 Project Launch
ONGC has initiated gas production from its Daman Upside Development Project (DUDP) in the Arabian Sea, marking a major step toward strengthening India’s domestic energy supply.
The company commissioned Platform B-12-24P on March 29, 2026, enabling commercial gas flow to the Hazira Plant in Gujarat.
Located about 180 km northwest of Mumbai and 80 km south of Pipavav, the project moved rapidly from development to monetization. Completion in under two years highlights efficient execution and advanced drilling strategies.
📊 Key Specifications
- Targets 21.5 billion cubic meters of recoverable gas reserves.
- Includes 4 wellhead platforms and 140 km of pipeline infrastructure.
- Peak production expected at ~5 mmscmd.
- Total investment around $1 billion.
This output will significantly enhance ONGC’s western offshore production and reduce reliance on imported natural gas.
🌍 Strategic Importance
The project comes at a critical time when global energy markets face disruptions. Increasing domestic gas production supports India’s goal of energy self-reliance and reduces exposure to volatile international supplies.
Daman also complements earlier offshore developments, strengthening ONGC’s long-term production targets and helping stabilize supply chains amid geopolitical uncertainties.
🔮 Future Outlook
Production from DUDP will scale in phases, with additional wells being activated gradually for optimal output. ONGC is also focusing on deeper exploration in regions like the KG Basin and expanding partnerships for offshore efficiency.
With rising energy demand in India, projects like Daman position ONGC as a key driver in securing the nation’s energy future while reducing import dependence.
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