Coal supply to Punjab power plants adequate, says centre
The Ministry of Coal has dismissed reports suggesting that Punjab's ongoing power shortages are the result of inadequate coal supply.
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The Ministry of Coal has dismissed reports suggesting that Punjab's ongoing power shortages are the result of inadequate coal supply.
Union Minister of State for Coal & Mines, Satish Chandra Dubey, chaired a high-level review meeting on the Revised Jharia Master Plan at Bharat Coking Coal…
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…
In a landmark move towards sustainable mining practices and community centred development, the Ministry of Coal is set to officially launch RECLAIM.
The Ministry of Coal has officially reached the allocation of its 200th coal mine, marking a significant achievement in the nation’s push toward energy security and…
India's coal sector kicked off the financial year 2025–26 on a strong note, with coal production from captive and commercial mines reaching 14.01 million tonnes in…
In a significant step toward strengthening India’s energy security and fostering economic growth, the Ministry of Coal has signed Coal Mine Development and Production Agreements for…
Bharat Coking Coal Limited, a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, has reached a significant milestone with the successful monetisation of the 2 MTPA Dugda Coal Washery…
The Ministry of Coal has successfully concluded the 10th round of coal mine auctions for commercial mining, which was launched on June 21, 2024.
The Ministry of Coal has taken a significant leap towards streamlining and accelerating the process for coal mine approvals with the launch of a new Mine…
In a significant step towards India's National Coal Gasification Mission, two Maharatna CPSEs, Coal India Limited and GAIL Limited, have signed a joint venture agreement to…
India's vast coal reserves, estimated at 378 billion tonnes with approximately 199 billion tonnes classified as 'proven', present significant opportunities for energy production.
In a significant stride towards environmental protection and resource utilisation, the Ministry of Coal is actively ensuring the proper disposal and repurposing of fly ash generated…
The Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research has inaugurated a two-day workshop, CARING-2024, dedicated to addressing the challenges and opportunities in coal gasification.
Ministry of Coal, under the strategic guidance of the Indian government, has initiated the country’s first-ever pilot project for Underground Coal Gasification at the Kasta coal…
Despite the surging power demand, thermal power plants across India are well-stocked with coal, ensuring uninterrupted electricity supply.
In a groundbreaking move towards environmental sustainability, the Ministry of Coal has announced ambitious plans to significantly increase renewable energy capacity within the coal sector.
After a successful and enthusiastically concluded industry interaction in Hyderabad, the Ministry of Coal, Government of India, is gearing up for another roadshow in Mumbai.
In a remarkable feat, the Ministry of Coal has reported an outstanding upswing in coal production during the month of January 2024, reaching a staggering 99.73…
In a significant achievement, the Ministry of Coal reported a substantial surge in overall coal production during December 2023, reaching an impressive 92.87 million tonnes.
In a significant development, India's coal production has surged to new heights, reaching an impressive 664.37 million tonnes during the fiscal year 2023-24 up to December…
In a significant move towards ensuring energy security and fostering economic development, the Ministry of Coal is set to launch the 9th round of Commercial Coal…
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