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Sector Overview
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Uploaded: August 2011
Overview of Coal Sector in India
Annual Growth Rate
of Coal Sector
The cumulative growth
rate (CAGR) of coal production during 2007-08 to 2010-11 is 3.92% as against the
revised target of 7.89% fixed during Mid-Term Appraisal carried out by the
Planning Commission. The annual target of raw coal production in the country
during the XI Plan, actual production and the rate of growth are
as under: -
Year
Annual Target (BE)
Actual Production
Rate of growth of Production (%)
2007-08
460.50
457.082
6.1
2008-09
497.29
492.757
7.8
2009-10
532.33
532.042
8.0
2010-11
572.37
533.....Details
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Coal Sector Performance.... Details
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Planning Commission's Terms of Reference for Steering Committee Report on Energy Sector for XII Plan (August 2011)
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Uploaded: August 2011
Planning Commission's Terms of
Reference for Steering Committee Report on Energy Sector for XII Plan
The working groups for XII plan on power, petroleum, coal, MNRE,
transport & industries sectors have been constituted and are in the process
of developing a report. The
working group reports are likely to be submitted by September 2011. The
terms of reference of working groups form the basis for the terms of
reference of steering committee on energy. The inputs from working group
reports would be taken for the preparation of the Steering committee report.
The terms of reference of the steering committee are as follows:
1.1 Terms of reference of the
steering committee
Assess energy ....Details
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A Note on Contractual Issues Arising Out of Shortage of Coal/ Change in Law in Coal Exporting Countries on Projects Based on Case-1 and Case-2 Projects (August 2011)
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Uploaded: August 2011
A Note on Contractual Issues
Arising Out of Shortage of Coal/ Change in Law in Coal Exporting Countries on
Projects Based on Case-1 and Case-2 Projects
On account of shortage of
domestic coal and sharp increase in prices of imported coal due to various
factors including imposition of higher governmental levies in countries like
Indonesia, Australia, etc., association of power producers have represented to
MoP the problems
in honouring the contractual commitments under PPA.
Ministry of Power had issued
guidelines for determination of tariff by bidding process for procurement of
power by distribution licensees under section 63 of the Electricity Act, 2003
along with the standard bidding documents containing....Details
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Highlights of the Energy Efficiency Mission (August 2011)
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Uploaded: August 2011
Highlights of the Energy
Efficiency Mission
The following are the main
components of the energy efficiency mission. These programmes have resulted in
avoided generation capacity of over 7,500 MW during the first four years of the Xl Plan.
Standards and Labeling of
Equipment & Appliances: Labeling has been introduced for 16 major
energy-consuming appliances, providing users with information on the energy
use of a model, and its relative efficiency of compared to others. It has
been made mandatory for air-conditioners, refrigerators, distribution
transformers, and tube lights.
Energy Efficiency in
Buildings: A national Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) has been
prepared for the....Details
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Performance Review of Coal Sector During the XI Plan (June 2011)
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Uploaded: June
2011
Performance Review of Coal
Sector During the XI Plan
Introduction
The XI Plan started with a note
for high growth in coal sector in line with the envisaged economic development.
Coal demand and production were envisaged to grow at 9.5% (CAGR) against an
actual growth of 5.6% achieved in the X Plan. Even at this growth a gap in
demand and supply of 51 million tonnes in the terminal year 2011-12 was
envisaged. However, the situation changed swiftly after first two years of the
plan partially due to global financial crisis affecting the markets and local
environmental concerns restricting the coal mining which led to revision of
targets downwards during the Mid Term Appraisal (MTA) of the XI Plan. The....Details
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Performance in Coal and Power Sectors during the first four years of the 11th Plan and Plan of Action for 2011-12 (May 2011)
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Uploaded on
23-May-2011
Performance in Coal
and Power Sectors during the first four years of the 11th Plan and Plan of
Action for 2011-12
Demand for
energy has grown consistently with 8% - 8.5% growth in GDP. In order to meet
this requirement, the 11th Plan had projected additional power capacity of
78,700 MW and corresponding development of distribution and transmission
capacity and fuel availability. In addition, the plan envisaged reduced
transmission losses, improved financial health of distribution utilities and
improved access under RGGVY in the rural areas of grid power. Following
paragraphs indicate development in the first four years and projections in
2011-12.
Capac....Details
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Mid-Term Appraisal of Coal Sector for XIth Five Year Plan (September 2009)
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Mid-Term Appraisal of Coal
Sector for XIth Five Year Plan (September 2009)
Coal Demand
The projected coal demand of 731
mt in 2011-12, the terminal year of the XI Plan against the actual coal
consumption/offtake of 463.87 mt realised in 2006-07, the terminal year of the X
Plan implies a compounded annual average growth rate (GAGR) of 9.5% against the
actual growth in consumption of 5.6% achieved in the X Plan. However, the trend
in consumption/offtake in the first two years of the XI Plan indicates a growth
of 8.8%, which is almost in line with the projected growth. For a realistic
assessment an in-depth analysis of sectoral demand is important. This is all the
more necessary from the trend in coal based capacity additio....Details
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Mid-Term Appraisal of Coal Production for the Eleventh Five Year Plan (September 2009)
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Mid-Term Appraisal of Coal
Production for the
Eleventh Five Year Plan (September 2009)
Production from captive coal
blocks ( MT )
XI PLAN
XII PLAN
2007-08 Target (working group)
Achievement 2007-08
2008-09 Target (working group
Achievement 2008-09
2009-10 Target (working group)
CCO Estimated (BE '2009- 10
2010-11 Target (working group)
CCO Projection '2010-11
2011-12 Target (Working Group)
CCO Projection '2011-12
CCO Projection 2012-13
CCO Projection'2....Details
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Mid-term Appraisal of Coal Sector for the Eleventh Plan (September 2009)
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Mid-term Appraisal of Coal
Sector for the Eleventh Plan (September 2009)
The Working Group on Coal and Lignite submitted the
following recommendations as Mid-Term Appraisal of Coal Sector for the Eleventh
Plan to the Planning Commission
Recommendations
Coal Demand & Supply
During the process of reviewing the X Plan performance it is observed that
lack of synergy in scheduling of capacity addition in utility sector and
coal mining created strains in demand supply chain. Under such circumstances
legally implementable Fuel Supply Agreements are important.
Due to gradual deterioration of quality and decline of reserves of
indigenous coking coal steel....Details
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Coal Sector review by the Government of India (August 18, 2009)
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Coal Sector review by the Government of India (August 18, 2009)
Ministry of Coal Functions and
Objectives
The Ministry of Coal is
responsible for:
Exploration, development and
exploitation of Coal and Lignite reserves in India.
All matters relating to
production, supply, distribution and prices of coal.
Administration of the Coal
Bearing Areas (Acquisition and Development) Act, 1957 (20 of 1957).
Administration of the Mines
and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957 and other Union Laws
related to coal and lignite and sand for stowing,
business incidental to such administration
Policy Framework - Evolution
Coal Industry-In private
domain-till 1971 Nationalised - ....Details
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Review of coal sector from April 2008 to January 2009
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Brief for the meeting
/ Review of coal
sector from April 2008 to January 2009
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The performance of various PSUs is, interalia,
monitored in PMS section primarily with regard to annual plan targets fixed for
the 11th Five Year Plan in respect of various government companies.
Appropriately the performance of the private section should be monitored but the
relevant information is not being furnished to the PMS sector although the
same is not of annual plan activity. Based on the monthly progress reports
being received by the MoC, the performance in respect of major
parameters namely produ....Details
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Coal Sector Performance Review [April - August, 2007]
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Coal Sector
Performance Review [April - August, 2007]
Coal Production
The country's actual coal production during the period
April-August 2007 has been 158.57 million tonnes against a target of 172.25
million tonnes implying an achievement of 92 % of the target. Compared with the
performance during the corresponding period of previous year the achievement
indicates a growth 1.61%.
CIL has achieved an actual production of 132.19 million tonnes
during this period against a target of 142.76 million tonnes implying an
achievement 92.6% of the target. However, compared with the actual achievement
during the corresponding period of the previous year there is a negative growth
0.11%. Of the various subsidiary companie....Details
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Coal Sector performance during March 2007
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Coal Sector performance during March 2007
Coal Production
During the month of March
2007, the actual coal produced by Coal India Ltd. (CIL) and Singareni Collieries
Company Ltd (SCCL) was 45.92 million tonnes as against the MP target of 41.24
million tonnes. The actual coal production of CIL and SCCL during the March 2006
was 41.95 million tonnes. Therefore, there was a growth of about 9.46% in the
month of March, 2007 over the corresponding period last year.
Dispatch of coal to power
sector during March, 2007 was 27.68 million tonnes.
Monthly and progressive
Plan Expenditure of Coal Companies for and upto the month of March, 2007
(Rs.
in Crores)
Company
Total Plan Outlay for the year
2006- 07 (BE)
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Physical Performance for Coal and Lignite in India during 2002-05
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Physical
Performance for Coal and Lignite in India
(2002-2003 to 2004-2005)
Parameter
Ninth Plan Actual Achievement in terminal year (2001-2002)
Tenth
Plan Terminal year Target (2006-2007)
2002-2003
Actual
2003-2004
Actual
2004-2005
Anticip.
MTA
Revised Target for Tenth Plan Terminal Year (2006-2007)
X
Plan Percentage CAGR
Original
#
MTA
Revised
Coal
Demand/
Offtake (MT)
351.71
(3.60)
460.50
(5.24)
365.98
(3.25)
380.91
(3.16)
414.82
(3.20)
473.18
5.74
6.11
Coal
Production (MT)
327.8
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Financial Performance of Coal Sector in India during 2002-05
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Financial
Performance of Coal Sector in India
(2002-2003 to 2004-2005)
(Rs
crore, constant prices at 2001-2002)
Sector
Ninth
Plan Expenditure
Tenth
Plan Approved Outlay
2002-2003
Actual
2003-2004
Actual
2004-2005
Anticipated
Cumulative
Expenditure (2002-2005)
2002-2007
MTA Revised
Coal
and Lignite
13699.95
23583.36
1685.84
1479.8
2239.29
5404.93
13379.91
NLC
(Power)
1105.43
8007.64
169.43
72.2
79.37
321
2455.24
Total
MOC
14805.38
31591
1855.27
1552
2....Details
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Physical & Financial Performance of Coal Production in India during Ninth Plan (2001-02)
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Physical
& Financial Performance of Coal Production in India
(During Ninth Plan)
Parameter
Ninth
Plan (2001-02)
%
AGGR
Original
Mid-
Term Appraisal
Annual
Plan Target
Antici-
pated
Original
Mid-
Term Appraisal
Antici-
pated
I.
Physical
Coal
Demand/Offtake (mt)
412.20
370.80
354.29
348.44
6.85
4.60
3.32
(7.70)
(7.70)
(4.83)
(4.93)
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Coal
Production (mt)
370.60
328.86
322.73
325.65
5.34
2.86
2.40
Lignite....Details
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Shri B K Chaturvedi, Member, Planning Commission (Pub on July 14, 2011)
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InfralineEnergy 'In-Conversation' with Shri B K Chaturvedi, Member,
Planning Commission
By Chhavi Tyagi, Correspondent,
InfralineEnergy
In an interview with
InfralineEnergy's Chhavi Tyagi, Shri B K Chaturvedi
discusses the reasons for
the lack of enthusiasm of the state governments for RGGVY, the futility of Coal
India's insistence for e-auction of coal in spite of the company's inability to
meet the demand of the power sector and the need for the coal and environment
ministry to arrive at a consensus to tide over the looming coal shortage.
Moreover, as the....Details
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