India coal news

NTPC Ltd has suffered an estimated production loss of 900 000 t of coal in September as operations at the Pakri-Barwadih mines were completely halted.

NTPC Ltd has developed an infrastructure at Rihand project in Uttar Pradesh, India, to transport fly ash in bulk to cement plants, located at distance, at a cheaper cost.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd has commenced civil works at the 660 MW Sagardighi Supercritical Thermal Power Project in West Bengal, India.

NTPC Ltd has recently entered into an MoU with National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) to explore opportunities for investments in areas like renewable energy in India.

IndexBox has reported that in 2019, the Asia Pacific coal market increased by 6.1% to US$751.8 billion, rising for the third consecutive year after four years of decline.

Tim Buckley, IEEFA, Australia, provides a report on the current state of the coal industry in South and Southeast Asia.

Anne-Claire Howard, Bettercoal, UK, explains why India’s coal supply chain must become more responsible.

Indian power generator NTPC Ltd has announced the increase of its total installed capacity to 58 816 MW with the commissioning of second unit of 660 MW at Khargone Super Thermal Power Project in Madhya Pradesh (India).

According to a Reuters report, India’s thermal coal imports have suffered their longest sustained fall in over two years.

In line with the philosophy of the empowerment of rural Indian women, Tata Power’s Powerlinks Transmission Ltd, has inaugurated a new Skill Development Centre in Barielly, Uttar Pradesh (India).