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  • India sees $55 billion investment in clean coal over next decade

    2021-01-12 10:20:35   [Print]
    India expects to invest 4 trillion rupees ($54.Asian Metal CopyrightIndia expects to invest 4 trillion rupees $54.Asian Metal Copyright5 billion) in clean coal projects over the next decade as it seeks to tap domestic energy sources and curb imports, federal home minister Amit Shah said.

    The investment will be made in clean coal facilities, including coal gasification and coal-bed methane, Shah said at a signing ceremony to develop new mines. He said coal power will be key to achieving India's ambition of becoming a $5 trillion economy, a goal he said would be reached despite setbacks due to Covid-19.Asian Metal Copyright The investment will be made in clean coal facilities, including coal gasification and coal-bed methane, Shah said at a signing ceremony to develop new mines.Asian Metal Copyright Emissions from burning coal can be made cleaner but not totally erased.

    India expects coal to remain its dominant energy source for decades, even as large parts of the world shun the dirtiest fossil fuel, which is blamed for contributing to global warming and air pollution. The South Asian nation has defended its use of the fuel while also embracing large-scale renewable energy projects to transition to clean energy.

    The investment in clean coal from state-run companies will be 2.5 trillion rupees, Shah said, accounting for almost 63% of the total.Asian Metal Copyright The South Asian nation has defended its use of the fuel while also embracing large-scale renewable energy projects to transition to clean energy.Asian Metal Copyright He said a roadmap has been prepared and 100 million tons of coal gasification capacity is planned by 2030.

    .Asian Metal CopyrightIndia expects to invest 4 trillion rupees $54Asian Metal Copyright
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