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India's coal demand grew by 7.
5 percent to about 900 million tonnes
in the 2017-18 fiscal year ending March 2018, India's coal minister Piyush Goyal said July 18.
India's coal demand grew by 7.
5% to 900 million mt in FY 2017-18
Although India encourages the use of renewable energy sources for power generation, coal is expected to remain India's primary energy source
for the next three decades.
Goyal said state-owned company Coal India has been working to boost production
.
India is the world's third largest emitter of greenhouse gases and one of the world's largest producers of coal, which provides three-fifths of the country's energy needs
.
Environmentalists argue that India's increased use of coal will hamper the global fight
against climate change at a time when many Western countries refuse to use dirty fossil fuels.
India's coal imports will rise after two consecutive years of decline in FY 2018-19, which would be a blow
to the government's plan to reduce reliance on foreign supplies.
India's thermal coal imports increased by more than
15% from January to March 2018.
，
India's coal demand grew by 7.
5 percent to about 900 million tonnes
in the 2017-18 fiscal year ending March 2018, India's coal minister Piyush Goyal said July 18.
India's coal demand grew by 7.
5% to 900 million mt in FY 2017-18
5% to 900 million mt in FY 2017-18
Although India encourages the use of renewable energy sources for power generation, coal is expected to remain India's primary energy source
for the next three decades.
Goyal said state-owned company Coal India has been working to boost production
.
India is the world's third largest emitter of greenhouse gases and one of the world's largest producers of coal, which provides three-fifths of the country's energy needs
.
Environmentalists argue that India's increased use of coal will hamper the global fight
against climate change at a time when many Western countries refuse to use dirty fossil fuels.
India's coal imports will rise after two consecutive years of decline in FY 2018-19, which would be a blow
to the government's plan to reduce reliance on foreign supplies.
India's thermal coal imports increased by more than
15% from January to March 2018.
，
