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State-owned Coal India Limited has commissioned a 100 MW solar power project in Gujarat. This marks a significant step in the company's renewable energy expansion. The project received its commissioning certificate from Gujarat Energy Development Agency. This development comes as Coal India aims to increase its solar capacity. The company is working towards becoming a Net Zero energy entity.

JM Financial views the West Bengal election outcome as a potential boost for power sector governance, driven by expectations of reform under a BJP-led government. While this could create headwinds for CESC, it may benefit Coal India and other central utilities

JM Financial views the West Bengal election outcome as a potential boost for power sector governance, driven by expectations of reform under a BJP-led government. While this could create headwinds for CESC, it may benefit Coal India and other central utilities

The project, awarded by a Coal India–BHEL joint venture, will involve building a 2,000 TPD facility as part of India’s coal gasification capacity expansion.

The project, awarded by a Coal India–BHEL joint venture, will involve building a 2,000 TPD facility as part of India’s coal gasification capacity expansion.

… has announced a significant diversification into the renewable energy infrastructure space. The company has … to support grid stability and renewable integration. Project Scope and … to address the intermittency challenges of renewable energy. Shares of Coal …

… has announced a significant diversification into the renewable energy infrastructure space. The company has … to support grid stability and renewable integration. Project Scope and … to address the intermittency challenges of renewable energy. Shares of Coal …

April brought unexpected challenges for Coal India, the giant behind India's coal production. The company experienced a significant 9.7 percent dip in output, stirring alarms as coal is the backbone of over 70 percent of the nation's electricity supply. With summer demand hitting unprecedented levels, the pressure on power consumption intensifies, risking shortages at thermal plants and affecting various sectors.

April brought unexpected challenges for Coal India, the giant behind India's coal production. The company experienced a significant 9.7 percent dip in output, stirring alarms as coal is the backbone of over 70 percent of the nation's electricity supply. With summer demand hitting unprecedented levels, the pressure on power consumption intensifies, risking shortages at thermal plants and affecting various sectors.