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Strong consumption keeps growth steady amid Iran war cost concernsIndia's economy shows steady growth driven by domestic demand. The West Asia conflict presents challenges like higher oil prices. The gover...- Coal ministry invites applications under gasification projectsThe Coal Ministry has launched a new initiative to boost coal gasification projects. Companies can now apply for financial incentives to su...
- Strait of Hormuz disruption biggest risk to India's growth, inflation outlook: Finance MinistryIndia faces economic challenges from the West Asia war. Rising energy prices and a weaker rupee are concerns. A poor monsoon could worsen f...
- Coal gasification can help cut dependence on imports: G Kishan ReddyIndia aims to cut reliance on imported chemicals through coal gasification. The government is offering significant financial support and in...
- Coal gasification scheme open to private sector, govt to provide 30-year coal linkage: MoS DubeyThe Indian government is fully opening its coal gasification scheme to private sector players. Investors are assured of 30-year coal linkag...
- Upgrade grid to realise AI dream: Applied Materials executiveApplied Materials urges India to modernise its power grid to fuel its AI ambitions, highlighting the need for reliable, clean energy. The c...
- Coal gasification can raise India's resource security amid decarbonisation uncertainties: ReportWhile coal gasification presents uncertain decarbonisation outcomes, it can play a crucial role in strengthening the country's raw material...
- Power ministry to seek Cabinet nod for ₹20,000 crore carbon capture scheme by JulyIndia's power ministry is planning a significant ₹20,000 crore scheme for carbon capture technology. Cabinet approval is expected by July. ...
- Cabinet to soon approve Rs 37,500 cr incentive scheme to promote coal gasification projectsThe Union Cabinet is poised to approve a Rs 37,500 crore incentive scheme to promote coal gasification projects. This initiative aims to bo...
- India aiming to cut steel emissions by 25%, double capacity, document showsIndia is set to boost its steel production significantly by 2035-36. The new National Steel Policy 2025 targets a substantial reduction in ...
- Incentives may be given for coal gasification: Minister for coal and mines G Kishan ReddyCoal gasification is an immediate substitute for some petroleum products and imported ammonia, Reddy said on the sidelines of an event to s...
- Govt to soon auction blocks with coal gasification potential: OfficialThe government will soon auction coal blocks specifically for gasification, aligning with its plan to gasify 100 million tonnes of coal in ...
- Coal ministry plans to offer additional incentives in underground mine auctionsThe Coal Ministry is planning incentives to boost underground coal block auctions in line with sustainable coal production. Currently, 37 o...
- Govt gives LoAs to 4 entities to avail incentives for coal gasification projectsThe Indian government awarded four entities over Rs 4,150 crore in incentives for coal gasification projects. These projects, spearheaded b...
- CIL, Bharat Coal Gasification & Chemicals among cos selected for financial incentives: GovtState-owned Coal India Ltd (CIL) and Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals Ltd are among the companies selected for a financial incentive ...
- Coal ministry to draw scheme for coal gasification projects worth Rs 6,000 crIndia's Coal Ministry plans to allocate INR 6,000 crore ($810.5m) and draw up a comprehensive programme to promote coal gasification projec...
- Ministry of Coal puts 122 mines on auctionIn a statement, the ministry said it "has placed on offer 122 coal/lignite mines today under commercial auction of coal mines, including 18...
- Coal India modifies performance incentive clause in Fuel Supply AgreementsThe CCI had earlier stated that the time lines for signing of fuel supply pacts for power projects of 78,000 MW capacity should be met.
- Talks begin on disposal of surplus coal from captive minesGovt has begun consultations on disposal of surplus coal from captive mines amid differences among various ministries over the subject.
- Coal ministry not to accord priority to coal-to-liquid projectThe Coal ministry would not accord high priority to coal-to-liquid project as proposed by some private companies, Union Minister of State f...
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