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Coal India launches special category of e-auction for coal importers

Any coal buyer, who imported coal during the current and any of the last two financial years, is eligible for participating in this new version of e-auction, CIL said

Govt plans to bring country's 'avoidable coal imports' to zero by 2023-24

Coal import dips 20% to 19 MT in May

Power producers' coal imports up 17.6% at 52.48 MT in Apr-Dec 2019

Adani Power's Mundra plant alone imported 12.83 million tonnes of coal during the first nine month of this fiscal, a growth of 45.7 per cent over 8.81 million tonnes in the same period a year ago

Govt to stop substitutable coal import; may auction explored blocks: Joshi

Centre can go for auction of 100 fully explored blocks, said Joshi

India's coal imports rise 4% to 161.43 MT in April-November 2019

This comes amid the Centre exuding hope that imports of the fossil fuel would be contained to 235 MT this financial year

India rethinks its coal future, plans to reduce import dependence by 2031

Overdependence on Australia for coking coal for its steel plants makes it vulnerable to supply chain disruptions and diminishes its capacity to negotiate on prices

Indian steel firms should invest in Russia to lower coal prices: Official

Executives of Indian companies met senior Russian officials, and Leonid Petukhov, CEO, Far East Investment and Export Agency in the presence of Union Petroleum and Steel Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

Coal imports at major ports slip 18% to 51 MT in April-October: Report

Thermal coal imports declined by 17.69 per cent to 51.10 million tonnes at the country's top 12 major ports during April-October this fiscal, latest Indian Ports Association report has said. The Centre-owned ports had handled 62.08 MT of the thermal coal in the same period previous year. The Indian Ports Association (IPA), which maintains cargo data handled by these 12 ports, in its recent report said "percentage variation from previous year" in thermal coal handling was at 17.69 per cent. As far as coking and other coal is concerned, its handling recorded a rise of 6.88 per cent at 33.43 MT during the seven months period. These ports had handled 31.28 MT of coking coal in the corresponding period last fiscal. Thermal coal is the mainstay of India's energy programme as 70 per cent of power generation is dependent on the dry fuel, while coking coal is used mainly for steel-making. Earlier, mjunction services -- a B2B e-commerce joint venture between Tata Steel and SAIL -- has repo

Coal imports to surge to a record in 2019, shipments will climb 11%: Adani

India is seen maintaining its reliance on coal-fired power, which accounts for 70% of its electricity generation, even as the fuel emerges as a leading cause for the country's toxic air

Coal imports rise 5% to 190 mn tonnes in April-January: Report

But January month saw a decline in coal import to 17.25 MT from 19.59 MT in the same month of the previous fiscal

Coal imports up 6.7% to 172 mn tonnes in Apr-Dec, may decline going ahead

Import of coal in December however declined 8.09 per cent to 17.25 MT from 18.77 MT in the year-ago month

States restart imports of coal after domestic supply fails to meet demand

Elections, rising power demand derail 'zero coal import' plan

Major ports see over 19% rise in thermal coal imports in first quarter

As far as coking and other coal are concerned, handling recorded a jump of 6.85 per cent during the first quarter of the current fiscal at 13.03 mn tonnes

Coal import increases by 12.4% to 18.49 millon tonnes in January

Overall, coal and coke imports in April-January of 2017-18 stood at 179.5 MT, marginally lower than 180.8 MT recorded for the same period last year

Changing import landscape: India Inc shops abroad for cheap, better coal

Between 2007-08 and 2017-18, the number of countries they imported steam coal from has increased from six to 12

Coal import graph turns flat at 16.65 MT for October

Of the 16.6 MT total coal imported last month, the maximum was of non-coking variety at 11.2 MT

Coal imports decline 13.7% in October

Coal imports fell 13.7% to 15.59 MT in October due to higher prices of the fossil fuel in the international market

India's coal imports fell 5% in April-May: Coal Secretary

Govt saved Rs 4,285 crores due to the lower imports

Coal imports decline by 15% to 15.9 MT in April

India plans to completely stop thermal coal imports in 2-3 years that would result in an annual saving of Rs 40,000 crore

Feb coal imports inch up for first time in 8 months : Official

India lacks good quality resources of steelmaking coal and imports from countries such as Australia and South Africa