The Centre said that there is sufficient coal reserves for domestic thermal power plants, with stocks at 44.46 million tonnes lasting 18.5 ...

Thermal power plants (TPPs) in India reported their highest-ever coal stock of over 45 million tonnes on June 16, a 32% increase from the p...

The coal ministry ensures adequate coal stock at thermal power plants before monsoons through sub-group meetings with state power generatin...

Of the 73 Thermal Power Plants (TPPs), 58 belong to state/central gencos (generation companies) and 15 are Independent Power Producers (IPP...

The meeting saw the participation of senior officials from the two ministries, state governments of Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh; head...

Further, the minister said there were interruptions in domestic coal supplies due to heavy rains, which continued until first week of Octob...

Joshi has expressed happiness over coal ministry's remarkable achievement of attaining 22 lakh tonnes coal dispatch to thermal power plants...

Many agree that coal still has firepower and abandoning it abruptly will disrupt the economy. With subnormal monsoons this year so far, pow...

Instead of enforcing new emission standards for polluting coal-based thermal power plants, the Union environment ministry has supported the...

Coal consumption is expected to rise proportionately, trebling from the current 660 million tons/year to 1800 million tonnes.

Nearly half of country's coal- based power plants reeling under fuel shortages;had stocks to last less than seven days as of July end.

The government deferred a decision on supply of coal to some thermal power projects with tapering linkages beyond the three-year period.

The CCEA had earlier approved coal supplies to TPPs with a capacity of 78,000 MW. There are 24 TPPs with tapering linkages within 78,000 MW...

Government approved more coal supply to nine power projects, including those of GMR, Sterlite which have failed to develop mines allocated ...

"Government has approved a revised arrangement for supply of coal to the identified thermal power stations (TPPs) of 78,000 MW.

National Green Tribunal has directed the Ministry of Environment and Forests to revise guidelines for setting up of thermal power projects.