Coal India Ltd (CIL) will continue to be a dominant player in the coal sector even as it faces competition from private players, said Chairman Pramod Agrawal
Coal India Chairman Pramod Agrawal has said that the PSU is braced up to meet its part of committed coal supplies to the power sector in the coming months
Synopsis: The power outages across the country due to coal shortage are due to the lack of coordination amongst the coal ministry, railway ministry and power ministry, said Shailendra Dubey, the Chairman of All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF)
Synopsis: Minister for Power RK Singh has said that power outages in some states, mostly Opposition-ruled, are of their own making and there is enough capacity in the system to meet the increased power demand
Synopsis: The total outstanding dues payable by the power sector to Coal India Ltd (CIL), which had been hovering around Rs 15,000 crore for the past several months, has come down by 18.4 percent to settle at Rs 12,272.41 crore at the end of FY22 (March 2022), government data showed
Synopsis: Coal India Ltd's (CIL) supplies to the power sector peaked to a historic high of 493 million tonnes (MT) on March 3 of the ongoing fiscal, breaching the previous high of 491.5 MT that the Maharatna coal miner recorded in FY19
Synopsis: With almost a month-and-a-half remaining before FY22 draws to an end, Coal India Limited (CIL), as of February 16, has already raced ahead of the total coal despatch of FY21, the coal miner said