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Published: January/February 2007      

Plans to use blended coal at India’s big power plants

As the number of coastal plants in India increases in comparison to pit-heads in the 4000MW ultramega power project package, the Indian government is considering using blended coal – domestic and imported – to operate them.

If that happens, only two of the coastal ultra mega power projects – Mundra in Gujarat state and Krishnapatnam in Andhra Pradesh – will be fired by imported coal....


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