Institute of Oil & Gas Production Technology (IOGPT)
https://www.ongcindia.com/wps/wcm/connect/en/about-ongc/institute-of-drilling-technology/iogpt/
2017
2017
https://innovate.mygov.in/ongc-innovation-challenge-2017/
2015
5 January
ONGC is targeting to hike its natural gas output by 81% to 116 million metric standard cubic metres per day (mmscmd) by 2019-20.
http://www.naturalgasasia.com/the-financial-express-ongc-targets-81-jump-in-gas-output-by-2019-20-14424
2013
ONGC has more than 33,200 employees produce 26.92 million tonnes of oil a year. In comparison, 1,450 employees at Cairn India produce 10 million tonnes a year.
At Cairn India's level of productivity, ONGC would be able to do its job with less than 4,000 people. But the firm says it is not a fair comparison because ONGC is an integrated energy company. The company uses its own personnel for various tasks unlike many private operators that outsource most of the services and equipment. ONGC has its own rigs, drilling machines, logistics systems and vessels etc that require workforce. At the same time the company argues that its unit cost is much lower than private companies.
On an average, per employee contribution is 4.52 crore to ONGC's turnover and 85 lakh to its profit, which is highest for any integrated energy company.
http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-06-13/news/32215429_1_ongc-officials-vrs-package-rs-sharma
2012
Realizing Higher Productivity by Implementing Air Drilling Technology
For Drilling Hard Top Hole Sections in Vindhyan Fields
Sanjay Kishore Shrivastava, Ashok Kumar, Dr. Vinod Sharma and Shailendra Dutta, ONGC
Air Hammer Drilling is an efficient method to drill through surface hard rock. Substantial cost savings (more than Rs. 10 Crores) resulted from Air Drilling application as compared with
Conventional Drilling in offset wells due to higher rates of penetration on wells Nohta#1, Nohta#2 & Palaita#1 in Vindhyan Field of Frontier Basin.
http://www.spgindia.org/spg_2012/spgp283.pdf
2010
Productivity enhancement in mature oil fields
Ram Avatar, ONGC
http://petrofed.winwinhosting.net/upload/15-16_April_10/Day%202/Session%205/1_Ram%20Avtar.pdf
19 August 2021
2015
5 January
ONGC is targeting to hike its natural gas output by 81% to 116 million metric standard cubic metres per day (mmscmd) by 2019-20.
http://www.naturalgasasia.com/the-financial-express-ongc-targets-81-jump-in-gas-output-by-2019-20-14424
2013
ONGC has more than 33,200 employees produce 26.92 million tonnes of oil a year. In comparison, 1,450 employees at Cairn India produce 10 million tonnes a year.
At Cairn India's level of productivity, ONGC would be able to do its job with less than 4,000 people. But the firm says it is not a fair comparison because ONGC is an integrated energy company. The company uses its own personnel for various tasks unlike many private operators that outsource most of the services and equipment. ONGC has its own rigs, drilling machines, logistics systems and vessels etc that require workforce. At the same time the company argues that its unit cost is much lower than private companies.
On an average, per employee contribution is 4.52 crore to ONGC's turnover and 85 lakh to its profit, which is highest for any integrated energy company.
http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-06-13/news/32215429_1_ongc-officials-vrs-package-rs-sharma
2012
Realizing Higher Productivity by Implementing Air Drilling Technology
For Drilling Hard Top Hole Sections in Vindhyan Fields
Sanjay Kishore Shrivastava, Ashok Kumar, Dr. Vinod Sharma and Shailendra Dutta, ONGC
Air Hammer Drilling is an efficient method to drill through surface hard rock. Substantial cost savings (more than Rs. 10 Crores) resulted from Air Drilling application as compared with
Conventional Drilling in offset wells due to higher rates of penetration on wells Nohta#1, Nohta#2 & Palaita#1 in Vindhyan Field of Frontier Basin.
http://www.spgindia.org/spg_2012/spgp283.pdf
2010
Productivity enhancement in mature oil fields
Ram Avatar, ONGC
http://petrofed.winwinhosting.net/upload/15-16_April_10/Day%202/Session%205/1_Ram%20Avtar.pdf
19 August 2021
Pub 11 Feb 2015
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