In April 2023, India’s coal output increased by 8.85% to 73.14 million tonnes (MT), and the total amount of coal shipped during the month increased by 11.66% to 80.35 MT compared to the same period last year. According to the coal ministry, there were 71.96 MT of coal available in April 2022, while production was…
With steel mills looking into less expensive options, such as Russian coal, as opposed to more conventional but more expensive supplies from Australia, India’s imports of coking coal grew by almost 3% to 54.33 million tonnes (mt) in FY23. Shipments into India totaled 53.04 mt in FY22. Australian coking coal shipments decreased 13% year over…
In the fourth quarter of the current fiscal, compared to the third quarter, Coal India Ltd (CIL) is projected to see a close to 17% increase in coal despatch to clients in the non-regulated sector (NRS). In Q4 FY23, 3.67 lakh tonnes of coal have been delivered on average daily to NRS customers. With a…
State-owned CIL announced on Friday that it is stepping up output in an endeavor to enhance coal supplies to the unregulated sector (NRS) without compromising supplies to the power industry. The announcement follows the Maharatna firm’s announcement a few days prior that it is preparing to satisfy the demand for coal from the power industry…
According to Jyotiraditya Scindia, Union Minister of Steel, at least eight coking coal blocks would be put up for auction as India seeks to strengthen its own resources and lessen reliance on imported coal. India is still looking at “alternatives” and has conversations with nations like Russia, Mozambique, and Australia. Coking coal is a crucial…
