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CBM extraction by Coal India opens possibilities for private sector

Although officials couldn't estimate the extent of financial gain as a result of this project, the internal rate of return on CBM is projected to be extremely high

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Avishek Rakshit Kolkata
Opportunities are poised to open for private oil and gas producers in coal-bed methane (CBM) extraction. Coal India Ltd (CIL) is likely to float global tenders to appoint service providers on this project.

Sources in CIL suggested as the Centre had cleared the grey area which previously stalled CBM extraction by the coal behemoth, it will be on the lookout for service providers which can extract the gas from its mines for commercial sale. However, the tender for this selection will depend on the Centre’s policy decision.

“As of now, we have planned to go ahead with a single block

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