India ramps up daily coal deliveries to a record 2.6 million tons to address critical fuel shortages across 96 power plants facing critically low inventory levels.
India is experiencing a critical energy supply crunch, with 96 power plants reporting coal reserves sufficient for only three days of operation. To mitigate this, the government has increased daily coal supply to power generators to a record 2.6 million tons, signaling an urgent effort to normalize inventory levels and prevent widespread power outages.
As of the latest data, 96 coal power plants have only three days of coal consumption stock remaining, which is considered critically low.
Power plants are currently receiving a record high of 2.6 million tons of coal per day.
India's energy ministry reports a record daily coal supply of 2.6 million tons to stabilize power generation. This surge follows warnings that 96 domestic power plants held critically low fuel stocks sufficient for only three days of operations.
The government is ramping up supply to address critically low coal stocks at 96 power plants, which were reported to have only three days of fuel remaining.