Tuesday, 06 Dec 2011
Indian coal minister Mr Sriprakash Jaiswal told parliament in New Delhi that India’s annual coal demand may rise 41% in the year ending March 2017 from the current financial year.
Mr Jaiswal said that coal demand is estimated to surge to 980.5 million tonnes from 696 million tonnes estimated this year. Domestic output of coal is expected to rise 28% in the period, widening the supply-demand gap to 265.5 million tones.
(sourced from Bloomberg)
Indian coal minister Mr Sriprakash Jaiswal told parliament in New Delhi that India’s annual coal demand may rise 41% in the year ending March 2017 from the current financial year.
Mr Jaiswal said that coal demand is estimated to surge to 980.5 million tonnes from 696 million tonnes estimated this year. Domestic output of coal is expected to rise 28% in the period, widening the supply-demand gap to 265.5 million tones.
(sourced from Bloomberg)
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