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India wants cheap coal

COAL will be the main game for India’s power generation for some time, but it has to be cheap, Consul General for India in Perth Amit Kumar Mishra told the recent Energy in Western Australia conference.

Peter Milne
India wants cheap coal

“Coal will continue to be the mainstay of our power generation, as India has large coal reserves and there is a lot of installed capacity,” Mishra said.     He said India was the second largest consumer...

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