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The Surface Coal Gasification Scheme marks a major step towards cleaner and more efficient utilisation of India’s coal resources. With a target of 100 MT coal gasification by 2030 and an investment push of ₹37,500 crores, the initiative is expected to generate nearly 50,000 jobs and around ₹6,300 crores...

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Since 2020, under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, we have been working consistently to make Coal Gasification a reality in India. In 2024, nearly ₹8,500 crores was allocated to boost Coal Gasification projects, and several projects are already underway. Now, the Union Cabinet has approved another Coal Gasification Scheme worth ₹37,500 crores. Coal Gasification will help India produce ethanol, methanol, diesel, petroleum products, and fertiliser inputs like syngas domestically, reducing import dependence and strengthening energy security. It is also a cleaner and more environmentally responsible way of utilising coal resources. Ministry of Coal
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Since 2020, under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, we have been working consistently to make Coal Gasification a reality in India. In 2024, nearly ₹8,500 crores was allocated to boost Coal Gasification projects, and several projects are already underway. Now, the Union Cabinet has approved another Coal Gasification Scheme worth ₹37,500 crores. Coal Gasification will help India produce ethanol, methanol, diesel, petroleum products, and fertiliser inputs like syngas domestically, reducing import dependence and strengthening energy security. It is also a cleaner and more environmentally responsible way of utilising coal resources. Ministry of Coal

G Kishan Reddy

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Under the leadership of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi, India is accelerating towards energy security and industrial self-reliance through innovative utilisation of domestic coal resources. 🇮🇳 Coal Gasification can transform our vast coal reserves into syngas for fertilisers, methanol, hydrogen, and downstream manufacturing, strengthening the economy, boosting value addition, and advancing industrial self-reliance. With a financial outlay of ₹37,500 crores, the initiative is expected to attract ₹2.5–3 lakh crore in investments and create around 50,000 jobs, backed by long-term policy support and indigenous technology development. Ministry of Coal #AatmanirbharBharat
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Under the leadership of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi, India is accelerating towards energy security and industrial self-reliance through innovative utilisation of domestic coal resources. 🇮🇳 Coal Gasification can transform our vast coal reserves into syngas for fertilisers, methanol, hydrogen, and downstream manufacturing, strengthening the economy, boosting value addition, and advancing industrial self-reliance. With a financial outlay of ₹37,500 crores, the initiative is expected to attract ₹2.5–3 lakh crore in investments and create around 50,000 jobs, backed by long-term policy support and indigenous technology development. Ministry of Coal #AatmanirbharBharat

G Kishan Reddy

11,962 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The Government of India’s coal gasification initiative marks a transformative step toward strengthening the future of the coal sector and India’s energy landscape. Coal mining in India began nearly 252 years ago, around 1774, with the first coal mine at Raniganj in West Bengal. Today, through coal gasification, India is witnessing the beginning of a new revolution in the coal sector. Under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, the coal sector has undergone a remarkable transformation. Before 2014, the news headlines around coal were often associated with uncertainty and negativity. Today, the sector is moving forward with confidence, reforms, innovation, and a renewed vision. Over the last 12 years, the Government has introduced constructive and reform-driven initiatives that are reshaping the coal sector’s future. As India moves towards the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the coal sector carries a major responsibility and Coal gasification is set to play a defining role.
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The Government of India’s coal gasification initiative marks a transformative step toward strengthening the future of the coal sector and India’s energy landscape. Coal mining in India began nearly 252 years ago, around 1774, with the first coal mine at Raniganj in West Bengal. Today, through coal gasification, India is witnessing the beginning of a new revolution in the coal sector. Under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, the coal sector has undergone a remarkable transformation. Before 2014, the news headlines around coal were often associated with uncertainty and negativity. Today, the sector is moving forward with confidence, reforms, innovation, and a renewed vision. Over the last 12 years, the Government has introduced constructive and reform-driven initiatives that are reshaping the coal sector’s future. As India moves towards the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the coal sector carries a major responsibility and Coal gasification is set to play a defining role.

G Kishan Reddy

11,688 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Over the last 12 years, the Narendra Modi Government has leveraged India's abundant coal resources to strengthen energy security and power industrial growth. Home to the world's 5th largest coal reserves, India has launched an ₹46,000 crore coal gasification incentive scheme, expected to attract investments worth ₹2 lakh crore and generate 1 lakh direct & indirect jobs while reducing import dependence. A transformative step towards an Atmanirbhar Bharat and a Viksit Bharat. Ministry of Coal Ministry of Mines
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Over the last 12 years, the Narendra Modi Government has leveraged India's abundant coal resources to strengthen energy security and power industrial growth. Home to the world's 5th largest coal reserves, India has launched an ₹46,000 crore coal gasification incentive scheme, expected to attract investments worth ₹2 lakh crore and generate 1 lakh direct & indirect jobs while reducing import dependence. A transformative step towards an Atmanirbhar Bharat and a Viksit Bharat. Ministry of Coal Ministry of Mines

G Kishan Reddy

10,784 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Poor Rahul Ghandy! He won't be able to run his LIES over Bharat's Energy Security in Modi 4.0 even during a World War. BHARAT'S BIG STEP TOWARDS ENERGY & FERTILIZERS INDEPENDENCE BY 2030! Modi Sarkar approves ₹37,l500 Crore Scheme for Surface Coal/Lignite Gasification: Targets gasification of ~75 MT coal/lignite (step towards 100 MT by 2030) The Scheme marks a major step towards accelerating Bharat's coal/lignite gasification programme, advancing the national target of gasifying 100 Million Tonnes (MT) of coal by 2030, strengthening energy security, and reducing dependence on imports of key products such as LNG (more than 50% imported), urea (~20% imported), ammonia (~100% imported), and methanol (~80–90% imported). -Up to 20% incentive on Plant & Machinery via competitive bidding -Expected to attract ₹2.5-3 Lakh Crore private investment -Create ~50,000 direct+indirect jobs in coal regions -Cut imports of LNG, Urea, Ammonia, Methanol & more = massive forex savings! -Coal linkage tenure extended to 30 years Atmanirbhar Bharat in action. Coal to syngas = cleaner, self-reliant future! Sorry Rahul, Modi Sarkar doesn't cry when Bharat faces any crisis, instead turns Challenges into Opportunities. .Narendra Modi .G Kishan Reddy
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Poor Rahul Ghandy! He won't be able to run his LIES over Bharat's Energy Security in Modi 4.0 even during a World War. BHARAT'S BIG STEP TOWARDS ENERGY & FERTILIZERS INDEPENDENCE BY 2030! Modi Sarkar approves ₹37,l500 Crore Scheme for Surface Coal/Lignite Gasification: Targets gasification of ~75 MT coal/lignite (step towards 100 MT by 2030) The Scheme marks a major step towards accelerating Bharat's coal/lignite gasification programme, advancing the national target of gasifying 100 Million Tonnes (MT) of coal by 2030, strengthening energy security, and reducing dependence on imports of key products such as LNG (more than 50% imported), urea (~20% imported), ammonia (~100% imported), and methanol (~80–90% imported). -Up to 20% incentive on Plant & Machinery via competitive bidding -Expected to attract ₹2.5-3 Lakh Crore private investment -Create ~50,000 direct+indirect jobs in coal regions -Cut imports of LNG, Urea, Ammonia, Methanol & more = massive forex savings! -Coal linkage tenure extended to 30 years Atmanirbhar Bharat in action. Coal to syngas = cleaner, self-reliant future! Sorry Rahul, Modi Sarkar doesn't cry when Bharat faces any crisis, instead turns Challenges into Opportunities. .Narendra Modi .G Kishan Reddy

BhikuMhatre

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Under the visionary leadership and guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, we are working with full commitment to build a strong and future-ready coal gasification ecosystem in the country. In this direction, the Government had earlier launched the first phase of the Coal Gasification Incentive Scheme with an allocation of ₹8,500 crore. Under this phase, 8 projects have already been sanctioned, with work on nearly 4 projects already underway on the ground. The remaining projects are also progressing rapidly. Further strengthening this mission, the Union Cabinet has now approved the second phase of the Coal Gasification Incentive Scheme with an outlay of ₹37,500 crore. In a short span of time, the coal ministry worked extensively to prepare the guidelines and bring the complete details of this incentive scheme before stakeholders. The speed and efficiency with which this initiative has moved from Cabinet approval to implementation reflects the decisive, reform-driven, and action-oriented governance of the Narendra Modi government.
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Under the visionary leadership and guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, we are working with full commitment to build a strong and future-ready coal gasification ecosystem in the country. In this direction, the Government had earlier launched the first phase of the Coal Gasification Incentive Scheme with an allocation of ₹8,500 crore. Under this phase, 8 projects have already been sanctioned, with work on nearly 4 projects already underway on the ground. The remaining projects are also progressing rapidly. Further strengthening this mission, the Union Cabinet has now approved the second phase of the Coal Gasification Incentive Scheme with an outlay of ₹37,500 crore. In a short span of time, the coal ministry worked extensively to prepare the guidelines and bring the complete details of this incentive scheme before stakeholders. The speed and efficiency with which this initiative has moved from Cabinet approval to implementation reflects the decisive, reform-driven, and action-oriented governance of the Narendra Modi government.

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Chaired a review meeting with senior officers of the Ministry of Coal and representatives of project proponents and technology providers from India and abroad to review the progress of projects under the Scheme for Promotion of Coal/Lignite Gasification. Reviewed key milestones, including land acquisition, environmental clearances, financial closure and construction, and reiterated the Modi Government’s commitment to expanding coal gasification capacity to strengthen India’s energy security and advance 𝐀𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐫𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐫 𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐭.
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Chaired a review meeting with senior officers of the Ministry of Coal and representatives of project proponents and technology providers from India and abroad to review the progress of projects under the Scheme for Promotion of Coal/Lignite Gasification. Reviewed key milestones, including land acquisition, environmental clearances, financial closure and construction, and reiterated the Modi Government’s commitment to expanding coal gasification capacity to strengthen India’s energy security and advance 𝐀𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐫𝐛𝐡𝐚𝐫 𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐭.

G Kishan Reddy

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In the Rajya Sabha today, I addressed key questions on coal exchange, coal gasification, and mine closure reforms. Under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Government of India has brought greater transparency and efficiency to the allocation of coal blocks through open auctions. Today, nearly 73–74% of India’s power generation comes from coal-based thermal plants, with around 80% of the coal produced being supplied to the power sector. Critical industries such as cement, steel, and fertilisers also depend heavily on coal. India holds the world’s fifth-largest coal reserves, sufficient to meet our needs for the next 60–70 years. We are further strengthening this position by accelerating exploration activities. Today, India is the second-largest coal producer globally, and Coal India Limited remains the largest coal-producing company in the world. We have also made significant progress in coal gasification, with projects worth over ₹64,000 crore underway. Highlighted that there are two types of gasification — surface and underground. We are actively advancing surface gasification, while underground gasification technologies are being carefully studied. I will share further updates once these are finalised. On mine closure, 143 coal mines are currently undergoing scientific closure processes. Dedicated nodal officers have been appointed for each site, with oversight committees led by respective district collectors. These efforts are focused not only on environmental sustainability but also on generating employment opportunities and ensuring a just transition for affected communities. Watch here:
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In the Rajya Sabha today, I addressed key questions on coal exchange, coal gasification, and mine closure reforms. Under the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Government of India has brought greater transparency and efficiency to the allocation of coal blocks through open auctions. Today, nearly 73–74% of India’s power generation comes from coal-based thermal plants, with around 80% of the coal produced being supplied to the power sector. Critical industries such as cement, steel, and fertilisers also depend heavily on coal. India holds the world’s fifth-largest coal reserves, sufficient to meet our needs for the next 60–70 years. We are further strengthening this position by accelerating exploration activities. Today, India is the second-largest coal producer globally, and Coal India Limited remains the largest coal-producing company in the world. We have also made significant progress in coal gasification, with projects worth over ₹64,000 crore underway. Highlighted that there are two types of gasification — surface and underground. We are actively advancing surface gasification, while underground gasification technologies are being carefully studied. I will share further updates once these are finalised. On mine closure, 143 coal mines are currently undergoing scientific closure processes. Dedicated nodal officers have been appointed for each site, with oversight committees led by respective district collectors. These efforts are focused not only on environmental sustainability but also on generating employment opportunities and ensuring a just transition for affected communities. Watch here:

G Kishan Reddy

13,276 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Attended and addressed the Roadshow on Surface Coal & Lignite Gasification in Hyderabad, highlighting the role of innovation and investment in building an energy-secure and self-reliant India. The event brought together key stakeholders to accelerate innovation and strengthen the nation's energy security. Sharing glimpses: Ministry of Coal
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Attended and addressed the Roadshow on Surface Coal & Lignite Gasification in Hyderabad, highlighting the role of innovation and investment in building an energy-secure and self-reliant India. The event brought together key stakeholders to accelerate innovation and strengthen the nation's energy security. Sharing glimpses: Ministry of Coal

G Kishan Reddy

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Amid rising geopolitical tensions, India continues to stand strong and resilient. All thanks to PM Modi’s vision of building an #AatmanirbharBharat. This transformation was not achieved overnight. It is the result of years of planning, policy focus, and optimum utilisation of national resources by the Modi government. One such step is the Coal Gasification Scheme, which will help reduce India’s import dependence on fertilisers, methanol, chemicals, and power while strengthening energy security and industrial growth. Watch this report. ⬇️
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Amid rising geopolitical tensions, India continues to stand strong and resilient. All thanks to PM Modi’s vision of building an #AatmanirbharBharat. This transformation was not achieved overnight. It is the result of years of planning, policy focus, and optimum utilisation of national resources by the Modi government. One such step is the Coal Gasification Scheme, which will help reduce India’s import dependence on fertilisers, methanol, chemicals, and power while strengthening energy security and industrial growth. Watch this report. ⬇️

BJP

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Today, had a fruitful and engaging meeting with the Hon'ble Union Minister of Coal and Mines, Shri G. Kishan Reddy Ji. During our interaction, held detailed and constructive discussions on crucial matters concerning West Bengal, particularly focusing on the development of mining regions, sustainable growth of the coal sector and addressing key issues pertaining to the welfare of the workforce in the State's coal belts. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Kishan Reddy Ji for his unwavering commitment towards fostering development and growth under the visionary leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji. G Kishan Reddy Ministry of Coal Ministry of Mines
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Today, had a fruitful and engaging meeting with the Hon'ble Union Minister of Coal and Mines, Shri G. Kishan Reddy Ji. During our interaction, held detailed and constructive discussions on crucial matters concerning West Bengal, particularly focusing on the development of mining regions, sustainable growth of the coal sector and addressing key issues pertaining to the welfare of the workforce in the State's coal belts. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Kishan Reddy Ji for his unwavering commitment towards fostering development and growth under the visionary leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji. G Kishan Reddy Ministry of Coal Ministry of Mines

Suvendu Adhikari

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During my two-day visit to Maharashtra, I approved key sustainability and community development projects at Western Coalfields Limited and chaired review meetings to assess progress and chart a roadmap for the future. I also laid the foundation stone and participated in the Bhumi Puja for upcoming coal gasification projects, marking another step towards cleaner and more efficient utilisation of our coal resources. Sharing some glimpses from the visit. Ministry of Coal Western Coalfields Ltd.
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During my two-day visit to Maharashtra, I approved key sustainability and community development projects at Western Coalfields Limited and chaired review meetings to assess progress and chart a roadmap for the future. I also laid the foundation stone and participated in the Bhumi Puja for upcoming coal gasification projects, marking another step towards cleaner and more efficient utilisation of our coal resources. Sharing some glimpses from the visit. Ministry of Coal Western Coalfields Ltd.

G Kishan Reddy

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Through First Mile Connectivity (FMC) projects, Mahanadi Coal Fields Ltd. is transforming coal evacuation through rapid loading systems, enclosed conveyor networks, and seamless rail connectivity — ensuring efficient, eco-friendly, and sustainable coal transportation. By reducing road movement, minimising dust emissions, and improving operational efficiency, these initiatives are strengthening India’s energy infrastructure while advancing sustainable mining practices. Aligned with the vision of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi, these efforts reflect the Government’s commitment towards modern infrastructure and responsible resource management. Mahanadi Coalfields Limited Coal India Limited Ministry of Coal
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Through First Mile Connectivity (FMC) projects, Mahanadi Coal Fields Ltd. is transforming coal evacuation through rapid loading systems, enclosed conveyor networks, and seamless rail connectivity — ensuring efficient, eco-friendly, and sustainable coal transportation. By reducing road movement, minimising dust emissions, and improving operational efficiency, these initiatives are strengthening India’s energy infrastructure while advancing sustainable mining practices. Aligned with the vision of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi, these efforts reflect the Government’s commitment towards modern infrastructure and responsible resource management. Mahanadi Coalfields Limited Coal India Limited Ministry of Coal

G Kishan Reddy

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Guided by the vision of Hon'ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India is steadily reducing its dependence on coal imports while strengthening domestic production and energy security. The nearly 13% decline in coal imports in April 2026 reflects the Ministry of Coal's continued commitment to import substitution, enhanced domestic coal availability, and a resilient energy ecosystem. Stronger energy security means greater savings for the nation, enhanced self-reliance, and new opportunities for every Indian. This is not just about coal; it is about building a stronger economy, a more resilient energy sector, and a Viksit Bharat. This is Modi Ki Guarantee. Sharing glimpses of India's journey towards a self-reliant coal sector:
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Guided by the vision of Hon'ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India is steadily reducing its dependence on coal imports while strengthening domestic production and energy security. The nearly 13% decline in coal imports in April 2026 reflects the Ministry of Coal's continued commitment to import substitution, enhanced domestic coal availability, and a resilient energy ecosystem. Stronger energy security means greater savings for the nation, enhanced self-reliance, and new opportunities for every Indian. This is not just about coal; it is about building a stronger economy, a more resilient energy sector, and a Viksit Bharat. This is Modi Ki Guarantee. Sharing glimpses of India's journey towards a self-reliant coal sector:

G Kishan Reddy

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