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'Higher stocks at coal mines'
Mint Mumbai
|September 14, 2023
The stock of coal at mines and transit has increased 39% over last year, coal minister Pralhad Joshi said on Wednesday, amid concerns over stocks being too low to meet the power demand.
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Writing on X (formerly Twitter), the minister said state-owned Coal India Ltd’s production has increased 12.8% so far in the July-September quarter to 123.4 million tonnes.
In the first quarter of the fiscal, its production stood at 175.5 million tonne, 9.8% higher compared to the corresponding period last fiscal.
“Record coal production and record coal supplies in the country have helped us maintain sufficient coal stock during the monsoons. As a result, coal stock at mine end and in transit have increased by 39% over last year," he said.
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