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Under the Narendra Modi govt: ➡️ India has become the second-largest coal-producing country in the world ➡️ India has crossed the production milestone of 1 billion tonnes ➡️ For the first time, coal imports have reduced by 8%, saving foreign exchange worth $8 million

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“One of the challenges of the war in West Asia is the onset of summer in India, as rising temperatures in the coming months are expected to significantly increase electricity demand. At present, all power plants across the country have adequate coal stock. For the second consecutive year, India has crossed the milestone of producing over one billion tonnes of coal. From power generation to supply, every part of the system is under continuous monitoring. The Government of India’s preparedness is further strengthened by the growing contribution of renewable energy.” — Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha today Ministry of Coal

“One of the challenges of the war in West Asia is the onset of summer in India, as rising temperatures in the coming months are expected to significantly increase electricity demand. At present, all power plants across the country have adequate coal stock. For the second consecutive year, India has crossed the milestone of producing over one billion tonnes of coal. From power generation to supply, every part of the system is under continuous monitoring. The Government of India’s preparedness is further strengthened by the growing contribution of renewable energy.” — Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha today Ministry of Coal

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India achieved a historic milestone by producing 1 billion tonnes of coal in the last financial year. In addition, coal production and supply have witnessed steady improvement and growth, with reserves sufficient for the next seven years, owing to several reforms undertaken over the past decade under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble PM Shri Narendra Modi ji. The emphasis on coal gasification is a continuation of these reforms, aimed at integrating advanced technologies in coal production and utilisation. This approach seeks to significantly reduce import dependence and bring down import bills across key sectors, including crude oil, ammonia, coking coal, aviation fuel, and urea, among others. #LokSabha

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JUST RESIGN He’s at it again. Blackout Bowen has been caught red handed peddling lies and deceiving the Australian public. He’s just posted a video asserting; "Just recently for example, renewables overtook Coal as the largest source of electricity for India". This is blatantly false. The largest source of electricity produced in India comes from coal at 74.56 %. Renewables (of which Hydro power is the largest) don’t even come close. Further, India’s Ministry of Coal, is planning to increase India’s annual coal production by 500 million tonnes over the next five years to 1,500 million tonnes (by comparison Australia’s total coal production is around 390 Million tonnes) Either Blackout Bowen is hopelessly out of his depth, and doesn’t have a clue what he is talking about - or he is deliberately trying to deceive Australians. Either way, his position as Minister for Energy is completely untenable - he should resign.

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Mr. Narendra Modi, you have become a joke in the world ! Narendra Modi #india

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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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15,579 views • 3 months ago

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.

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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11,687 views • 2 months ago