PTALFARA DELTA PERSADA. The Company currently provides management services in the coal mining area of PT Alfara Delta Persada (ADP). The Company conducts stockpile management, crushing and loading of coal belonging to the subsidiaries of the Company.
State-owned CIL has given the contract to PT Bara Daya Energy consortium to import lakh tonnes of coal for supplying to gencos during August and September, sources said. Coal shortages at various power generation companies gencos had impacted the electricity supply in the country during the peak summer months of April and May. According to sources, the letter for award of contract was issued to the L1 vendor of medium term tenders for east and west coast supply on July 9. Subsequently, CIL awarded the contract for supply of lakh tonnes of imported coal to PT Bara Daya Energy Ltd consortium to the interested gencos during August and September, sources said. The gencos that have expressed their willingness to buy imported coal are CESC, Adhunik Power, Rattan India, Sai Wardha, Avantha Power & Infrastructure Ltd, Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd, Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd, KSK, ACB India and D B Power. While lakh tonnes of coal would be imported for the month of August, lakh tonnes would be shipped for the month of September. Coal India, in its board meeting held on July 8, decided to cancel the short-term tender of MT and supply the indented imported coal quantity against medium-term tender of east and west coast, sources said. On June 9, CIL said that it has floated its maiden tender to import million tonnes of coal to ensure adequate supply of the fuel to power plants in the country. The move was part of the government's effort to build up stock of coal to avoid the reoccurrence of power outages which happened in April on account of shortage of the fossil fuel. On June 10, CIL floated two medium-term tenders for sourcing 6 million tonnes MT of coal from overseas, a move aimed at securing domestic fuel supplies amid the fear of shortage during monsoon. In April, coal secretary A K Jain had attributed the low coal stocks at power plants to several factors such as heightened power demand due to the boom in the economy post-Covid, early onset of summer, rise in the price of gas and imported coal, and sharp fall in electricity generation by coastal thermal power plants. He had said a lot of measures are already underway to improve power supply in the country.
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Coal 2 min read According to sources, the letter for award of contract was issued to the L1 vendor of medium term tenders for east and west coast supply on July 9. PTI Updated On Jul 16, 2022 at 0754 AM IST Read by 100 Industry Professionals Read by 100 Industry Professionals New Delhi State-owned CIL has given the contract to PT Bara Daya Energy consortium to import lakh tonnes of coal for supplying to gencos during August and September, sources said. Coal shortages at various power generation companies gencos had impacted the electricity supply in the country during the peak summer months of April and May. According to sources, the letter for award of contract was issued to the L1 vendor of medium term tenders for east and west coast supply on July 9. Subsequently, CIL awarded the contract for supply of lakh tonnes of imported coal to PT Bara Daya Energy Ltd consortium to the interested gencos during August and September, sources said. The gencos that have expressed their willingness to buy imported coal are CESC, Adhunik Power, Rattan India, Sai Wardha, Avantha Power & Infrastructure Ltd, Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd, Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd, KSK, ACB India and D B Power. While lakh tonnes of coal would be imported for the month of August, lakh tonnes would be shipped for the month of September. Coal India, in its board meeting held on July 8, decided to cancel the short-term tender of MT and supply the indented imported coal quantity against medium-term tender of east and west coast, sources said. On June 9, CIL said that it has floated its maiden tender to import million tonnes of coal to ensure adequate supply of the fuel to power plants in the country. The move was part of the government's effort to build up stock of coal to avoid the reoccurrence of power outages which happened in April on account of shortage of the fossil fuel. On June 10, CIL floated two medium-term tenders for sourcing 6 million tonnes MT of coal from overseas, a move aimed at securing domestic fuel supplies amid the fear of shortage during monsoon. In April, coal secretary A K Jain had attributed the low coal stocks at power plants to several factors such as heightened power demand due to the boom in the economy post-Covid, early onset of summer, rise in the price of gas and imported coal, and sharp fall in electricity generation by coastal thermal power plants. He had said a lot of measures are already underway to improve power supply in the country. PTI Published On Jul 16, 2022 at 0753 AM IST Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights & analysis.
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