India’s coal production crosses 1 billion tonnes in FY 2024-25
India has achieved a significant milestone in its energy sector with coal production crossing the 1 billion tonnes mark in the financial year 2024-25.
The latest coking coal news, analysis and data from India and across Asia, reported by Energy Asia.
India has achieved a significant milestone in its energy sector with coal production crossing the 1 billion tonnes mark in the financial year 2024-25.
India's coal import registered a decline of 2.7% to 15.22 million tonnes (MT) in August this year amid the country's power plants grappling with fuel shortages.
A meeting with officials of the PSUs from the Steel Sector to review status of cost reduction in production of PSUs and action plan for the…
Power Mech Projects Ltd said it has bagged a Rs 9,294 crore contract from Coal India arm CCL to develop and operate a mine.
Disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic continued to impact cargo movement in India with thermal coal imports at 12 major ports declining 16.43% year-on-year.
Domestic steel industry is seeking reduction in basic customs duty on key raw materials like anthracite coal, metallurgical coke, coking coal, and graphite electrode in the…
SAIL is exploring new markets for sourcing coking coal with a view to reducing dependence on select countries for the raw material.
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