1. JPEC Presents Indian and Japanese Petroleum Industries 4 th to 12 th December, 2006 New Delhi & Mumbai

2. Overview of the Japanese Petroleum Industry 15 Companies 470,320 Rs. crore 147,000 persons (as of 2005) 122MKl (104MMT) 22.2 billion dollars (1.03trillion rupees) 73.3% (as of 2005) Indian Counterparts

3. Japanese Refineries Configuration Unit: 000BD CDU4672 Rate FCC/RCC88019% HDC1734% ThC/Visb.932% Cat.Reform67214% VGO Desulf 460198%

4. Refineries, Pipelines and Marketing Set-up Total: 17 Refineries (2.5MB/D)

5. Japanese Domestic Demand

6. Indian Petroleum Products Mix

7. Our Crude Throughput & Utilization

8. Indian Refinery Capacity Build Up

9. Japan’s Crude Oil Imports by Source

10. Crude Oil Import and Dependence

11. Petroleum Product Import Composition

12. Petroleum Product Imports

13. Oil Stockpiling Obligation

14. Quality Improvement

15. Stringer Product Specs—Migration Plan

16. Reorganization of Oil companies

17. Ｉｎｄｉａｎ Ｐｅｔｒｏｌｅｕｍ Ｃｏｍｐａｎｉｅｓ Government of India IOC （ Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. ） BPCL （ Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. ） IOC （ Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. ） ONGC （ Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. ） OVL （ ONGC Videsh Ltd. ） NRL （ Numaligarh Refineries Ltd. ） CPCL （ Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. ） OIL （ Oil India Ltd. ） KRL （ Kochi Refineries Ltd. ） BRPL （ Bongaigaon Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. ） HPCL （ Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. ） GAIL （ Gas Authority of India Ltd. ） ONGC （ Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. ） MRPL （ Mangalore Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd. ） RPL （ Reliance Petroleum Ltd. ） PVT Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas 【 Up stream 】 【 Downstream 】【 Refiner 】 EO （ Essar Oil Ltd. ） PVT

18. Oil Stockpiling Obligation

21. Reliance Jamnagar Refinery Profile

22. Indian Export Petroleum Products, Where, How much and Why Gasoline Diesel Naphtha

23. Final Consumption of Petroleum Products in Main Countries in 2003 By IEA Statistics 2005 Japan is the 3 rd Biggest Oil Consuming Country of the World

24. Further Increase of Oil Demand by Country & Area By IEA World Energy Outlook 2004

25. Japan’s Energy Policy & Forecast Future Oil Demand Basic Energy Policy of Japanese Government is To save an energy and make reduce consumption of Fossil Fuel to cutback emission of CO 2 To strive for the diversity of supply sources of energy for National Energy Security Forecast of Future Oil Demand in Japan is to Continue Reducing And also As the result

26. Japan’s Energy Policy & Forecast Future Oil Demand Demand-1 MBD Demand-2 MBD

27. Overview of the Japanese Petroleum Industry

28. Desulfurization Equipments Owing to these equipments ・ Since 1 st Jan 2005 All Diesel Fuel supplied in Japan has been “Sulfur Free” ・ Since 1 st Jan 2008 All Motor Gasoline supplied in Japan is to be “Sulfur Free” ※ Early 2006 almost Japanese oil suppliers have started to supply “Sulfur Free Gasoline”

29. Presented by Dr. F. Fesharaki of FACTS Past, Present and Future India Oil Demand