New Delhi: The Ministry of Coal has witnessed a significant increase in overall coal production in September 2023, with a production of 67.21 million tonnes (MT). This surpasses the previous year’s figures of 58.04 MT for the same month, representing a remarkable growth of 15.81%.
The production of Coal India Limited (CIL) has increased to 51.44 MT in September 2023, representing a growth rate of 12.63% compared to September 2022, when it was 45.67 MT.
The cumulative coal production (up to September 2023) has seen quantum jump to 428.25 MT in FY’ 23-24 as compared to 382.16 MT during the same period in FY’ 22-23, with a growth of 12.06 %.
Additionally, Coal dispatch witnessed a significant boost in September2023, reaching an impressive 70.33 MT, showcasing notable progress compared to the 61.10 MT recorded in September2022, with a growth rate of 15.12%. At the same time, Coal India Limited (CIL) dispatch demonstrated outstanding performance, reaching 55.06 MT in September2023, compared to 48.91MT in September 2022, representing a growth of 12.57%. The Cumulative Coal Dispatch (up to September 2023) has seen significant increase to 462.32MT in FY’ 23-24 as compared to 416.64 MT during the corresponding period in FY’ 22-23 with a growth of 10.96%.
The coal industry has experienced an unprecedented surge, with production, dispatch, and stock levels reaching remarkable heights. This remarkable growth can be attributed to the steadfast commitment of Coal PSUs, which has played a pivotal role in facilitating this extraordinary progress. It emphasizes the effectiveness of the coal supply chain, ensuring the smooth distribution of coal across the country.
The Ministry of Coal remains committed to maintain consistent coal production and dispatch, ensuring an uninterrupted supply for a reliable and resilient energy sector contributing the nation’s continued growth and prosperity.
