The Coal Controller's Organisation (CCO), having its field offices at Dhanbad, Ranchi, Bilaspur, Nagpur, Sambalpur, and Kothagudem, carried...

The development assumes significance in the domestic steel industry as a fruitful result of the experiment would break the monopoly of Aust...

In a letter dated Sep 1, APP said that in the last four years, none of the generating companies have expressed any reservation or complaint...

CERC has asked generating companies to bill consumers on the basis of coal received at the plants rather than coal dispatched by Coal India...

Representatives of coal companies remove shale, band, stones and other extraneous materials during the sample preparation, which results in...

Following a near two-year fight with power major NTPC, Coal India has now allowed its consumers to select third party sampling agencies.

NTPC had been complaining that Coal India was supplying fuel of inferior quality at prices that were not acceptable.

NTPC appoints teams which will function independently of the sampling teams appointed by Coal India at various loading points.

NTPC appears determined not to clear dues of about Rs 2,000 crore to CIL without third-party sampling of coal.

The mechanism for third party sampling of the quality of coal from state-owned Coal India Ltd has been put in place.

A Bombay High Court bench directed the Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CIMFR) to sample coal at the loading and unloading po...

Where third-party sampling is not possible, joint sampling and analysis have to be conducted by the seller in the presence of the purchaser...

Power producers have decided to move Central Electricity Regulatory Commission through Eastern Regional Power Committee opposing coal sampl...

Coal sampling helps determine the energy content, using a bomb calorimeter. The coal is taken randomly from the rakes on which they are loa...

Coal India Ltd has invited bids from firms for collection of dry-fuel from mining heads and preparation of samples with analysis.

Coal India today said it plans to engage an independent third party sampling to ensure the quality of coal it supplies to customers.

In the backdrop of allegations of inferior quality fuel supply at NTPC's plants, govt has said it would rework the coal sampling procedure.