Ministry of Coal

Government has Launched Coking Coal Mission to Meet the Demand of Domestic Coking Coal


Target of 140 Million Ton Raw Coking Coal Production by 2030

Posted On: 27 JUL 2022 3:43PM by PIB Delhi

The details of domestic raw coking coal production and dispatch during 2020-2021 is as under:

(In Million Tonne)

Sector

Production

Despatch

Public

38.934

38.150

Private

5.853

5.850

All India

44.787

44.000

The details of domestic raw coking coal dispatch of Coal India Limited (CIL) State-wise is as under:

(In Million Tonne)

State

Despatch in 2021-22

Despatch in 2022-23(Till June)

Andhra Pradesh

0.004

0.000

Assam

0.027

0.024

Bihar

5.784

1.283

Chattisgarh

0.125

0.000

Delhi

0.001

0.027

Gujrat

0.004

0.000

Haryana

2.682

0.992

Jharkhand

17.777

5.375

Madhya Pradesh

0.151

0.026

Maharashtra

0.002

0.062

Punjab

1.323

0.729

Tamil Nadu

0.113

0.011

Uttar Pradesh

5.190

2.155

West Bengal

14.579

2.975

Nagaland

0.004

0.000

Grand Total

47.762

13.659

 

According to National Steel Policy 2017, to achieve steel making capacity of 300 MTPA (including 180 MTPA through Blast Furnace route) by 2030, ~170 MT coking coal will be required by 2030.

 

Government has launched Coking Coal Mission to meet the demand of domestic coking coal as projected by the Ministry of Steel and has set target for raw coking Coal production by 2030 as under-

 

Company

Production ( MT) by 2030

CIL

105

Others including allocated coking Blocks

35

Total

140 MT

 

To achieve the above target, the Government has taken steps to explore new coking coal blocks, auction of new coking coal mines, enhancing raw coking coal production and enhancing coking coal washing capacity.

CIL has also taken the following steps to increase the output/production of domestic raw coking coal:

  1. CIL has undertaken constant efforts to enhance coking coal production by capacity addition of existing coking coal producing mines and by opening new coking coal blocks.
  2. Mass Production Technology has been introduced in coking coal producing UG mines of CIL to enhance the raw coking coal production.
  3. CIL has taken steps regarding offering of coking coal blocks for production to private sector (including some discontinued mines) on revenue sharing basis through MDO route.

This information was given by the Union Minister of Coal, Mines and Parliamentary Affairs Shri Pralhad Joshi in a written reply in Lok Sabha today.

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