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GCCA launches India chapter to execute sustainability agenda of cement industryGCCA India will assume the responsibilities of the Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI) India which formerly served as the sector’s susta...- India's coal import declines 9% to 17.32 mn tonnes in AprilImport demand from thermal power plants remained low due to ample supply from domestic sources, mjunction CEO Vinaya Varma said while comme...
- Coal import rises by 12% to 18 MT in January"Coal import (all type of coals) in January 2018 stood at 18.49 MT (provisional), higher than 16.44 MT recorded for January 2017," m-juncti...
- India can't write-off coal-based energy so soon: World Coal AssociationWCA chief executive officer Benjamin Sporton said that India’s energy needs are too huge for any suggestion that it will not need coal in t...
- Modern coal technologies to help India in green energy push: World Coal AssociationModern coal technologies can help India bring down carbon emissions as well as provide electricity to more number of people, according to W...
- India's renewable energy push unlikely to help bridge development deficitForeclosing the option of using coal doesn’t look like much of an option. “Coal will continue to be the mainstay of India’s energy basket.
- Climate summit: Coal will continue to be the mainstay of India's energy basket, says government official"The big question for an economy like ours is: where will the electricity come from?" asks environment secretary Ashok Lavasa.
- Coal to remain cost-effective for India's energy needs: WCACoal is expected to remain the most cost effective option for meeting India's growing energy needs, World Coal Association (WCA) has said.
- Hi-tech coal plants cheaper than solar to fight India's climate battle: WCAIndia is the world's third-largest coal producer and has set a production target of 1.5 billion tonne by 2020.
- ‘Coal plants cheaper option in climate war’It would be cheaper for India to reduce global carbon emissions by investing in hi-tech and more efficient coal-fired power plants than pum...
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