Bhatt, Yagyavalk (1)

Primary Program

Transportation & Infrastructure
Bhatt, Yagyavalk

About

Yagyavalk Bhatt is an energy professional with more than seven years of experience in the transportation and electricity domain. Yagyavalk leads “The Role of Clean Energy Policies: Trends in India’s Transport Sector” project, aimed at estimating India’s transport energy demand and potential impact on crude oil supply chain.

His expertise covers energy policy, energy economics, transport modeling, the impact analysis of transport policies, emerging economies energy transition, renewable energy, and cost-benefit analysis of the transport and electricity sector. He has authored and contributed to numerous research papers and studies related to the transportation and electricity sector.

 

Publications

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India’s Shift Toward Alternative Fuel Vehicles: An Overview

As the second-largest automobile market in the world, India has been actively working towards promoting cleaner transportation and reducing its carbon footprint. This paper analyzes the sales trends of vehicles by different vehicle type and provide an overview of the composi...

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Share of Road Transport and the Consumption of Diesel and Petrol in India

  • As of 2015, India had approximat...
  • In 2013, India had 132.55 million registered two-wheelers and 25 million registered cars. According to India’s Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, the transport sector accounts for 70% of all retail diesel sales and 95% of all retail petrol sales.

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India’s Crude Oil Imports From the Middle East

India’s oil imports have risen significantly since the 1990s, when it imported fewer than one million barrels of oil per day.

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The Growth of India’s Electricity Generation Capacity

Coal power plants accounted for 57% of India’s total generation capacity of 344 gigawatts (GW).

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India’s Rising Imports of LNG

In 2017, India imported 20 million metric tons (MMmt) of liquefied natural gas (LNG), making it the world’s fourth-largest importer behind Japan, China and South Korea.

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India’s Transport CO2 Emissions and Value Added Contribution

India is one of the largest economies in the world and, consequently, holds an important position in global climate politics. According to India’s Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, the country has some 230 million vehicles. This insight sheds light on the contribution of the t...

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India’s Increasing Imports of Crude Oil

Surging global benchmark crude oil rates, tied with a depreciating Indian rupee against the United States dollar (US$) and India’s increasing dependence on crude oil imports, are likely to push India’s crude oil import bill higher. This insight sheds light on the historical trends of...