— The Ministry of Coal has initiated the monetisation process for the 2-MTPA capacity Dugda Coal Washery owned by Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL). The monetisation of the Dugda Coal Washery, scheduled through an auction, aims to award the facility to potential steel manufacturers.

 — To reduce our dependency on coking coal imports and ensure higher supplies to the steel sector, Coal India Limited (CIL) is set to construct and operationalize nine new coal washery...

 — A greenfield project is proposed for a wet-type coal washery, utilizing heavy media cyclone technology with a capacity of 2.6 MTPA, and an iron ore beneficiation plant with a capacity of 1.2 MTPA. The project site is located in the village of Kunkuni, Tehsil-Kharsia, District-Raigarh, Chhattisgarh.

In Coal India Limited (CIL) has plan to set up 12 new coking coal washeries and one non-coking coal new washery to reduce the quantity of ash and useless component from coal. All these washeries are expected to be operational by FY:2026.

More than 90 percent of coal mined in India is produced from opencast mines contributing to inert contamination. Run of mine (ROM) coal extracted from opencast mines in India typically has ash contents in the range of 35 percent to as high as 50%, low and reducing calorific value (2500-4500 kcal/kg).

 — New Delhi: Coal India Limited (CIL), a Government-owned coal mining plans to set up 12 new coking coal washeries and one non-coking coal new washery to reduce the quantity of ash and useless component from coal. All these washeries are expected to be operational by Financial Year 2026.

 — With coal production in India expected to nearly double in the next seven years, the Rail Sea Rail as an alternative mode of transportation, becomes crucial for efficient Coal evacuation to consumption centres in India, ensuring a seamless and uninterrupted power supply.

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 — Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), under the Ministry of Coal has announced the initiation of commercial operations at the state-of-the-art 5.0 MTPA Madhuband Washery. The washery started commercial operations on 29th November 2023 in the presence and guidance of Shri Samiran Dutta, CMD, BCCL.

CIL proposes to set up 7 more non-coking coal washeries with a combined capacity of 59 MTPA. Out of these, construction in case of one washery has started. Ministry of Coal has set up an inter Ministerial committee to monitor the progress of construction of washeries.