Evidence first.
Assumptions visible.

What we publish

Enalyt’s free research combines public primary sources with original analytical frameworks and reproducible scenarios. The initial library focuses on the questions Indian energy companies need to investigate across oil, natural gas, coal and electricity. A public company appearing in a case study is the subject of public-document analysis, not a claimed client.

Three distinct layers of evidence

1. Observed evidence: source-reported statistics, policy announcements and corporate disclosures, identified by publisher, reporting period and retrieval date.
2. Calculated indicators: arithmetic derived from stated inputs, with units, denominator choices and material exclusions explained.
3. Analytical scenarios: conditional outcomes based on explicit assumptions. A scenario is a sensitivity exercise, not a claimed official forecast or a guaranteed outcome.

Source hierarchy and reconciliation

Our starting point is the original issuer: PPAC and MoPNG for petroleum and gas, PNGRB for gas infrastructure, the Coal Ministry and Coal Controller for coal, CEA and the Power Ministry for electricity, and tender issuers, regulators and company disclosures for procurement and case studies. Each article provides its own reference list rather than relying on a generic homepage link.

Different sources can report different values because of definitions, units, revisions, consolidation boundaries or publication timing. We preserve the source’s period and scope. We do not silently combine gross and net production, national coal imports and thermal-plant imports, parent-company and group performance, or nameplate capacity and commissioned capacity.

Forecasts, economics and models

Cost comparisons identify currency, conversion factors, calorific values, efficiency, utilisation, losses and financing assumptions where relevant. A capacity charge per MW-month is not directly comparable with a delivered-energy tariff per kWh. Annual demand figures do not automatically predict a peak-load requirement. These distinctions shape our models and the conclusions we draw from them.

Illustrative inputs are intentionally labelled. They are not live quotations, executable offers, confidential company data or substitutes for site-specific tax and contract diligence. The downloadable evidence tables preserve notes and sources alongside the numbers so those conditions remain visible when the data leaves the page.

Tenders and time-sensitive information

The tender desk is a dated source snapshot. Each opportunity is classified from its accessible evidence: an advance notice is not an issued invitation, a tender is not an award, and an award is not a commissioned asset. Deadline extensions, cancellations and amendments can supersede the published snapshot. The issuer’s latest controlling documents take precedence.

Updates and corrections

Every publication carries its publication date, source dates and limitations. This launch library is not an automated live feed. A subscription’s scope, update frequency, delivery, licensing and service arrangements must be agreed separately. If you identify an error, contact us with the publication title, source and proposed correction so the evidence can be checked.

Independence and limits

Enalyt is not affiliated with the companies, government bodies or research firms discussed in its publications. The research is prepared from public material and analytical calculations. It does not represent private company guidance, an audited forecast or personalised investment advice. No claim of a paid client engagement, proprietary interview or external professional review is made unless specifically documented.