New Delhi: Coal production and despatch from captive and commercial coal mines have risen 32 percent and 34 percent, respectively, year-on-year in H1 of the current fiscal year, said the Ministry of Coal on Thursday. “Coal production has risen by 32 percent year-over-year, increasing from 60.52 MT in H1 of FY24 to 79.72 MT in H1 of FY25. Likewise, coal despatch has grown by 34 percent year-over-year, from 65.37 MT in H1 of FY24 to 87.86 MT in H1 of FY25,” said the ministry.
Further, coal production in September grew by 32 percent, increasing from 10.40 MT in FY 2024 to 13.74 MT in FY 2025. Likewise, despatch in September has grown by 47 percent year-over-year, from 9.68 MT in FY24 to 14.27 MT in FY25.
“The Ministry of Coal applauds the unwavering efforts of all stakeholders, including coal companies and industry partners, for their invaluable support. The Ministry is dedicated to helping all coal block allottees navigate challenges and optimize their operations. Its primary objective is to significantly increase coal production, ensuring a steady and reliable supply to meet the country’s growing energy demands. Through collaborative initiatives and focused assistance, the Ministry aims to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and output across the coal sector,” said the Coal Ministry.
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