India nearly doubled planned coal mining capacity to 638 mtpa in 2025, driving almost all global pipeline growth as proposed projects rose 11%.
India nearly doubled its planned coal mining capacity to 638 million tonnes per annum in 2025, accounting for almost all of the growth in the global coal project pipeline, according to Global Energy Monitor.
India nearly doubled its
planned coal mining capacity in 2025, fuelling a global rise in
proposed coal mine developments, a report by Global Energy
Monitor showed.* India's proposed coal mine capacity rose to 638 million
India has nearly doubled its proposed coal mining capacity to 638 mtpa by 2025, significantly contributing to the global coal…
India nearly doubled its planned coal mining capacity in 2025 to 638 million metric tons per annum, driving almost all of the…
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