The coal imports in financial

“India’s import of thermal coal in FY16 will be around 155-160 MT compared with around 185 MT in FY15 because of low imports by power generation companies on increased availability of domestic coal,” Viresh Oberoi CEO and MD Mjucntion services told PTI.103 MT, an increase of 27 per cent over the previous year. The imports may decline further to about 150 MT in the next fiscal. New Delhi: Higher output of domestic coal may see India’s import of the dry fuel drop to 155-160 million tonne in the current fiscal from 185 MT in 2014-15.103 MT of dry fuel worth over Rs 1 lakh crore in the last fiscal. Mjunction Services is a e-auction joint venture between Tata Steel and SAIL. Coal imports will continue to taper down in FY’17 as well and will fall to around 150 million tonnes primarily because of fall in imports by non-coastal-area based state power generation companies, Oberoi said, adding that imports by coastal power plants and other sectors are likely to increase a little. Coal India Ltd (CIL) may end up with a production of around 535-540 MT of coal in 2015-16 and around 580-585 MT in 2016-17 and the China Aluminium Cold extrusion Factory import figures might change a bit depending on actual production by the coal PSU, he said.

The coal imports in financial year 2014-15 were at 212. India imported 212. Of this one billion tonnes is expected from CIL. The government is eyeing to achieve 1.. He cautioned however that the situation may change and there might be higher import of coal if plant load factor (PLF) of thermal power plants, which is hovering around 61 per cent till December 2015, goes up.103 MT, an increase of 27 per cent over the previous year, the provisional coal statistics of 2014-15 released by the Coal Ministry had earlier said. Country’s coal imports fell for the seventh straight month in January in the current fiscal. Coal India accounts for over 80 per cent of the domestic coal production.