Energy updates from across Asia
The latest coal transportation news, analysis and data from India and across Asia, reported by Energy Asia.
The Ministry of Coal is advancing an ambitious plan to modernise coal evacuation through the implementation of First Mile Connectivity projects, which are set to transform the way coal is transported across the country.
Ministry of Coal will be taking up additional 19 First Mile Connectivity projects for Coal India Ltd and SCCL with a capacity of 330 Million Ton…
The Ministry of Coal is in the process of enhancing coal production to ambitious target of 1.23 billion tonne by FY 2024-25 (including CIL & Non-CIL…
Union Power Minister RK Singh met Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to discuss higher availability of rakes for the power sector for increasing coal supply to thermal…
India targets to increase coal production to 1.2 billion by 2023-24 and the government has implemented a number of steps including revenue share mechanism, rolling auction,…
Coal India Ltd on Tuesday said it will invest an estimated ₹19,650 crore to strengthen its rail infrastructure.
CIL has begun the process of retrofitting LNG kits in its dumpers, big trucks engaged in transportation of coal, a move that will help the PSU…
Coal shipped overseas was responsible for a tenth of global annual energy-related CO2 emissions in 2020. Coal exported in 2020 had the potential to produce 3.1…
Indian Railways Freight made the highest ever loading of 114.8 Metric Tonne (MT) for the month of May and earned Rs 11,604.94 crores from freight loading,…
Coal India Ltd (CIL) arm NCL has said it supplied 87% of its total coal to electricity producers in the last fiscal year, thereby fulfilling the…
Goa opposition MLAs wore black armbands and raised black placards on the inaugural day of the state legislative assembly, amid fears of increased coal transportation through…
Coal India Ltd (CIL) said it has issued tenders for all 35 mining projects identified for mechanised transportation of dry fuel and setting up coal handling…
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