Will India find success in its commercial coal mining program?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- India is allowing private participation in commercial coal mining after a gap of over 47 years
- To date, five rounds of commercial coal mine auctions have been concluded
- The outcome of the auctions, so far, remains mixed
- Significant policy measures introduced to boost private confidence
- The role of commercial coal mining in augmenting domestic coal supply remains vital
Tables and charts
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Status of auctioned mines under various roundsAverage revenue share offered in the auctionsExploration status of blocks by auction rounds
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Exploration status of blocks by statesDistribution of auctioned blocks by industryThe success rate of the auction processProjected share of commercial and captive mining in meeting India’s coal demand
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