India’s coal import decision to reverse 10% YTD drop and add tonne miles
In a notice released on 5 May 2022, India’s Ministry of Power instructed all power plants to increase their imports of coal. Specifically, the Ministry demands that power plants designed to run on domestic coal start importing at least 10% of their requirements.
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12 May 2022
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