Indian talent, global capability

• India is emerging as a new, preferred destination for making our energy equipment.
• We’re boosting demand for Indian products, services, skilled engineers, and semi-skilled labor.
• Our initiative could speed up India’s integration into the global value chain for energy infrastructure.

• India generates nearly 26,000 metric tons of plastic waste daily, but the country is working to improve its recycling rate.
• At our technology lab in Bengaluru, we’re developing plastics for packaging applications that can be easier to recycle.*
• Our lab also designs plastic-packaging solutions that can be made using fewer materials.

• Data scientists at our Bengaluru campus are using AI and machine learning to develop technology roadmaps.
• These roadmaps help us extract critical insights from our oil-and-gas data and maximize production.
• We're collaborating with India’s premium universities to upskill the next generation of our data scientists. 

• Hydrogen is expected to meet 10% of global energy needs by 2050.
• Water vapor is the only byproduct of using hydrogen as fuel or feedstock.
• Hydrogen can be transformed into ammonia, a low-carbon fuel for heavy industry and key ingredient in fertilizers.

Key takeaways: 

• Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a lower-emission fuel for heavy-duty commercial trucks.
• A broader LNG switch can also help lower India’s oil-import bill.
• Incentives such as tax cuts and priority lanes for LNG trucks could enable faster adoption of this fuel.