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The production of state-owned Coal India Ltd (CIL) rose 8.27 per cent to 71.86 MT last month as compared to 66.37 MT in December 2022. According to the statement, the cumulative coal production of India during April-December 2023 increased to 684.31 MT from 608.34 MT in the year-ago period.

Indias coal production for the fiscal year 2023-24 increased by 12.29%, reaching 664.37 million tonnes (MT) from April to December 25, 2023, compared to 591.64 MT in the same period the previous year, according to the Ministry of Coal. Coal dispatch during this period rose to 692.84 MT from 622.40 MT in the year-ago period.

The total coal production from captive, commercial coal mines during the April-November period was around 83.90 MT, while the total coal dispatch was 89.67 MT, registering a year-on-year growth of 24 per cent and 31 per cent, respectively, from the same period in FY23.

The companys mega projects Gevra, Dipka, and Kusmunda located in the Korba district have contributed significantly to the total dispatch of 100 million tonnes of coal with 30.3 MT, 19.1 MT and 25.1 coal supply, respectively. Based in Bilaspur, SECL, with 67 blocks, is among the top three coal-producing subsidiaries of Coal India Ltd (CIL) under the Ministry of Coal. In FY23, CILs output was 703.21 MT out of which SECLs contribution was 167 MT.

The Indian coal ministry expects coal dispatch to exceed one billion tonnes in the current fiscal year, according to a statement. The ministry has set a target to produce and dispatch 1,012 million tonnes of coal, and it anticipates that the second half of the year will see a higher rate of production and dispatch. In the previous fiscal year, 500 million tonnes of coal had been dispatched by 9 November, while this year the same mark was achieved on 17 October, 23 days earlier.

The coal sector witnessed an unprecedented upswing, with production, dispatch and stock levels soaring to remarkable heights, the ministry said. "This exceptional growth is attributed to the unwavering dedication of coal PSUs, which has played a pivotal role in driving this extraordinary progress," the statement said.

   business bureaucoal dispatch to the power sector increased 6 per cent to 324.5 million during the april-august period of the current fiscal, an official statement said on tuesday. coal dispatch to the power sector was at 306.70 mt during

"Coal dispatch to the power sector from April to August amounted to 324.5 MT, a growth of 5.8 per cent compared to 306.7 MT in corresponding period of the previous year," it said. As on August 31, the overall coal stock position at mines, thermal power plants and transit was 86 MT compared to 68.76 MT a year ago, an increase of over 25 per cent.

The Ministry of Coal reaffirms adequate availability of coal for meeting the increasing energy demand in the country.  The efficient coal supply to the TPPs, has ensured robust coal stock position at various pitheads. This indicates both sufficient c

New Delhi: The overall coal stock position, inclusive of mines, TPPs (DCB), and transit, as of August 23 reached 88.01 MT, indicating a substantial increase of 24.7% as compared to the stock of 70.61 MT on the same date in the previous year, according to the Ministry of Coal.