Seven applications were received for India's coal gasification scheme's first round. Adani Enterprises submitted three proposals for urea production, while others applied for different projects. The scheme aims to reduce import dependence and boost domestic coal utilization significantly. It supports achieving 100 million tonnes of coal gasification capacity by 2030.

TFL and NTPC have applied under the Centre’s Rs 37,500 crore coal and lignite gasification scheme, whose first application window closes September 7.

Coal Ministry refutes 'no takers' claim, confirms TFL and NTPC applied for the gasification scheme ahead of deadline.

Seven applications were submitted for the government's coal gasification promotion scheme. Adani Enterprises submitted three separate applications for urea projects. The scheme…

Seven applications were received for India's coal gasification scheme's first round. Adani Enterprises submitted three proposals for urea production, while others applied for…

NEW DELHI: Centre’s Rs 37,500-crore scheme to promote surface coal and lignite gasification has received seven applications in its first round, with state-run NTPC and private…