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Coal linkage auctions: Coal India steps up supply to non-regulated sector, offers record volumesCoal India Limited is introducing new measures to increase coal supply for non-regulated sector consumers. This aims to reduce import depen...- Coal block 'scam': Delhi court discharges HindalcoA Delhi court has discharged Hindalco Industries and two former executives in a coal block case. The court found no evidence of illegal act...
- 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...
- Cabinet approves Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification scheme to cut import dependenceThe Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a Rs 37,500 crore scheme to promote surface coal and lignite gasification projects, aiming to gasif...
- Coal acquired via auction open to any useThe Centre has amended its Coal (Non-Regulated Sector) Linkage Policy of 2016, enabling the export of coal from blocks with existing linkag...
- CoalSETU: Govt allows coal linkage holders to export up to 50% of coal capacityThe Union Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved a new 'CoalSETU window' allowing coal linkage holders to export up to 50% of t...
- Govt in talks to revamp SHAKTI policy for coal linkage processThe government is considering overhauling the Scheme for Harnessing and Allocating Koyala Transparently in India (SHAKTI) policy. Under the...
- Coal India tentative auction calendar for non-regulated sectorsCoal India Ltd has released a tentative auction calendar stating that it will auction fuel linkages for non-regulated sectors in July each ...
- Coal linkage policy to energise power firms’ growth trajectoryGovt is aiming to bring down thermal coal imports of power PSUs this financial year to “zero”.
- Government may clear new coal linkage policy for power plants soonThe new coal linkage policy for power plants would help producers ensure fuel supplies in an organised manner.
- Policy on coal linkages likely in 15 days: GovernmentTo ensure fuel supply to power plants, the proposed policy for coal linkages is likely to be finalised within a fortnight, the government s...
- Coal linkage auction: Floor price may be at CIL's Run-of-Mine priceTill now, Standing Linkage Committee was deciding on allocation of long-term and short-term linkages for the sectors, including power and s...
- Policy on coal linkages auction may take some time: Governmentt to CILTill now, Standing Linkage Committee has been deciding on allocation of long-term and short-term linkages for the sectors, including power ...
- ICPPA opposes government move on non-renewal of coal linkagesICPPA has opposed Coal Ministry's proposal that linkages provided to them maturing on July 1, 2016, will not be renewed.
- Govt mulling coal linkage auction for unregulated sectors: Anil SwarupThe coal ministry is considering auction of coal linkages for unregulated sectors, including cement and steel, for five years.
- Coal Ministry may revisit policy on tapering linkagesTapering linkages are interim supply arrangement made for power projects where production from linked captive coal blocks is delayed.
- Coal India board agrees to fuel to power cos till they develop minesThe board of CIL has agreed to supply fuel to power units of GMR and Sterlite, among others, till the time they start production from their...
- Cabinet postpones decision on coal supply to power projectsThe government deferred a decision on supply of coal to some thermal power projects with tapering linkages beyond the three-year period.
- More coal supply to power companies whose mines face green hurdlesGovernment approved more coal supply to nine power projects, including those of GMR, Sterlite which have failed to develop mines allocated ...
- Power ministry amends coal linkage policy for 12th planCompanies that sell power to states at a price discovered through competitive bidding would get coal supply during 2012-17.
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