DelhiDesk India’s coal production has increased by 47% to 893.08 million tonnes in the last nine years, with supply reaching 877.74 million tonnes, according to the Ministry of Coal. The ministry has set a coal production target of 1,012 million tonnes by 2023-24 through the adoption of new technologies and increasing overall efficiency and sustainability. The ministry has also extended the deadline for bids under the seventh round of commercial coal auctions by 28 days until 27 June 2023. So far, 133 mines with a cumulative peak rated capacity of 540 million tonnes per annum have been allocated or auctioned.
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👉 India’s coal production has increased by 47% to 893.08 MT in the last 9 years.
👉 Supply has also grown by 45.37% to touch 877.74 MT.
👉 Coal production in 2022-23 was the highest in the country’s history.
👉 The coal ministry has set a production target of 1012 MT for FY 2023-24.
👉 Agreements for 23 coal mines with a cumulative PRC of 33.224 MT per annum were signed in FY 2022-23.
👉 25 coal mines are expected to be allocated for commercial mining in FY 2023-24.
👉 The last date for bid submission for the 7th round of commercial coal auctions has been extended to June 27, 2023.
👉 133 mines with a cumulative PRC of 540 MTPA have been allocated/auctioned so far.
👉 The ministry targets 162 MT production from captive/commercial mines in the ongoing financial year.
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