CIL scripted an all-time high of 124 MT in e-auction sales in 2020-21 posting 88 per cent growth over the preceding year.
State-owned CIL allocated 42.51 million tonne of coal in 2020-21 under spot e-auction scheme, registering a year-on-year increase of 42.5 per cent
Competition from private players is not a worrying factor for CIL. Their role will be complementary to ours, said Pramod Agarwal
The mines ministry plans to do the same through amendment of the mining rules and has sought comments and suggestions from stakeholders on the same.
'Single Window Clearance Portal' for successful bidders of coal mines under Oct-Nov 2020 auction
Fuel allocation by CIL under the scheme also increased to 4.09 MT in November, from over 3.58 MT in the corresponding month of 2019
The blocks, which are fully explored, have an annual peak-rated capacity of 52 million tonnes
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Independent regulator for coal and other minerals is overdue
Private sector likely to get entry into mineral exploration
Places highest closing bid for Dhirauli mine in MP, edging out the only other bidder Hindalco Industries; The only other mine it owns is Carmichael in Australia
Adani Enterprises, which was also in the race for these two mines, did not win any
The world's second largest consumer, importer and producer of coal has offered a range of financial incentives to attract investment and reduce imports
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Pralhad Joshi says he will replace mines from the auction if chief ministers object but they should understand this will change the economic situation in states.
There is effectively no strict eligibility criterion for participating in the auction. The companies/joint ventures should be registered in India.
The government last week approved a methodology for commercial mining of coal on revenue sharing basis
100 per cent guarantee coverage will be provided by National Credit Guarantee Trustee Company (NCGTC) for additional funding of up to Rs 3 trillion to eligible MSMEs and interested MUDRA borrowers