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India To Drive Global Energy Demand Over Next Decade: Report
India is poised to experience more energy demand growth than any other country over the next decade due to its large population and rising demand from all sectors, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency.
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Power Demand Growth To Boost Coal India's Spot Auctions: Chairman
An increase in spot auction sales, which offer higher margins than its mainstay long-term contracts, will help Coal India to build off its record profits from this year and maintain its rising share price.
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Power Demand Growth Slows In November, Helping Ease Coal Shortage
The number of plants having supply agreements with Coal India with inventories of three days or less fell to 31, as of Nov. 29
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Coal Crisis Worsens Amid Surge In Power Demand, Record Global Rates
Prices of power-generation fuels are surging globally as electricity demand rebounds with industrial growth, tightening supplies of coal and liquefied natural gas.
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National Thermal Power Corporation's Generation Grows 23%, Says Geared Up To Meet Growing Demand
NTPC has said it is fully prepared to meet the burgeoning power demand in the country and recorded generation growth of 23 per cent over last year.
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China Imports Rise For First Time In Nearly Two Years
China's imports unexpectedly rose in August for the first time in nearly two years, boosted by coal and other commodities, suggesting domestic demand may be picking up and putting the world's second-largest economy on a more balanced footing.
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China to Resolve Industrial Overcapacity: Premier Li
China will resolve overcapacity in industry, with a focus on the steel and coal sectors, and appropriately deal with "zombie" companies this year, Premier Li Keqiang said in remarks prepared for delivery at the opening of the annual meeting of parliament.
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India's Coal Boom Halts Import Growth
The thermal coal industry's hopes of Indian demand growth helping absorb global oversupply are being dashed by a jump in domestic production from the world's second largest importer.
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Coal Imports Surge in September on Weak Prices, Low Stocks
India's coal imports surged 19 per cent to 16 million tonnes in September from a year ago as fuel-hungry power companies bought at lower international prices to bring in much-needed supplies, preliminary data from online trader Mjunction showed.
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Coal India output rise hopes dashed by poor rail links
The subdued growth target from the company that controls 80 percent of India's total output means imports will continue to rise as demand surges, benefiting top suppliers Indonesia, Australia, South Africa and the United States.
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Steel companies profit to remain historically low next year: Moody's
Stating that its outlook for Asian steel and coal sectors were negative in 2014, Moody's Investors Service said: "The negative steel industry outlook reflects the expectation that steelmakers' profits will remain historically low in 2014 as output remains high and demand growth slows."
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September IIP likely grew at best pace since March: poll
Coal, electricity and cement production in particular, along with an uptick in demand for India's products abroad, are also expected to have contributed to overall factory output growth in September.
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September factory output grew at best pace since March: poll
Coal, electricity and cement production in particular, along with an uptick in demand for India's products abroad, are also expected to have contributed to overall factory output growth in September.
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India Inc says PMEAC forecast realistic, demands growth push
Concurring with a downward revision of the country's growth forecast to 5.3 per cent by the Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council, India Inc has said policymakers must take steps to expedite project clearances, establish coal linkages and cut down on subsidies in order to kick-start investments and promote growth.
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Coal India's production up 4 per cent in January
The government on Monday said that CIL produced 46 million tonne coal last month, a growth of 4 per cent over January, 2012.
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India To Drive Global Energy Demand Over Next Decade: Report
India is poised to experience more energy demand growth than any other country over the next decade due to its large population and rising demand from all sectors, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency.
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Power Demand Growth To Boost Coal India's Spot Auctions: Chairman
An increase in spot auction sales, which offer higher margins than its mainstay long-term contracts, will help Coal India to build off its record profits from this year and maintain its rising share price.
-
Power Demand Growth Slows In November, Helping Ease Coal Shortage
The number of plants having supply agreements with Coal India with inventories of three days or less fell to 31, as of Nov. 29
-
Coal Crisis Worsens Amid Surge In Power Demand, Record Global Rates
Prices of power-generation fuels are surging globally as electricity demand rebounds with industrial growth, tightening supplies of coal and liquefied natural gas.
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National Thermal Power Corporation's Generation Grows 23%, Says Geared Up To Meet Growing Demand
NTPC has said it is fully prepared to meet the burgeoning power demand in the country and recorded generation growth of 23 per cent over last year.
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China Imports Rise For First Time In Nearly Two Years
China's imports unexpectedly rose in August for the first time in nearly two years, boosted by coal and other commodities, suggesting domestic demand may be picking up and putting the world's second-largest economy on a more balanced footing.
-
China to Resolve Industrial Overcapacity: Premier Li
China will resolve overcapacity in industry, with a focus on the steel and coal sectors, and appropriately deal with "zombie" companies this year, Premier Li Keqiang said in remarks prepared for delivery at the opening of the annual meeting of parliament.
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India's Coal Boom Halts Import Growth
The thermal coal industry's hopes of Indian demand growth helping absorb global oversupply are being dashed by a jump in domestic production from the world's second largest importer.
-
Coal Imports Surge in September on Weak Prices, Low Stocks
India's coal imports surged 19 per cent to 16 million tonnes in September from a year ago as fuel-hungry power companies bought at lower international prices to bring in much-needed supplies, preliminary data from online trader Mjunction showed.
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Coal India output rise hopes dashed by poor rail links
The subdued growth target from the company that controls 80 percent of India's total output means imports will continue to rise as demand surges, benefiting top suppliers Indonesia, Australia, South Africa and the United States.
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Steel companies profit to remain historically low next year: Moody's
Stating that its outlook for Asian steel and coal sectors were negative in 2014, Moody's Investors Service said: "The negative steel industry outlook reflects the expectation that steelmakers' profits will remain historically low in 2014 as output remains high and demand growth slows."
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September IIP likely grew at best pace since March: poll
Coal, electricity and cement production in particular, along with an uptick in demand for India's products abroad, are also expected to have contributed to overall factory output growth in September.
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September factory output grew at best pace since March: poll
Coal, electricity and cement production in particular, along with an uptick in demand for India's products abroad, are also expected to have contributed to overall factory output growth in September.
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India Inc says PMEAC forecast realistic, demands growth push
Concurring with a downward revision of the country's growth forecast to 5.3 per cent by the Prime Ministers Economic Advisory Council, India Inc has said policymakers must take steps to expedite project clearances, establish coal linkages and cut down on subsidies in order to kick-start investments and promote growth.
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Coal India's production up 4 per cent in January
The government on Monday said that CIL produced 46 million tonne coal last month, a growth of 4 per cent over January, 2012.
