The coal ministry has denied reports of no applications for its coal gasification incentive scheme. Talcher Fertilisers ...

Rake loading to the power sector rose to 444 rakes on September 6 from 370 on September 3, as the ministry stepped up ...

The coal ministry said Talcher Fertilisers and NTPC have already submitted applications, while the first application window ...

India, Sept. 5 -- The government's ambitious Rs 37,500-crore financial incentive scheme for the promotion of coal ...

India’s ₹37,500-crore coal gasification push faces a key commercial hurdle as industry seeks assured offtake, arguing that ...

TFL and NTPC have applied under the Centre’s Rs 37,500 crore coal and lignite gasification scheme, whose first application window closes September 7.

Despite the September 7 deadline, the scheme has received no application from any private or public player to set up projects ...

The Indian government reassures that its ₹37,500 crore coal gasification scheme is on track with initial applicants, aims to ...

Gasification, as opposed to combustion, is the most thermally efficient and cleanest way to convert the energy content of coal into electricity, hydrogen, clean fuels, and value-added chemicals. The ...

Gasification is a process that converts carbonaceous fuels into an energy dense mixture of gases or synthesis gas (syngas) and has been around for nearly 200 years. Some of the first applications of ...

At least two companies - state-run NTPC and public sector JV Talcher Fertilisers - have submitted applications under the Rs ...