Ranchi: Coal Indiasubsidiary of BCCL A statement from the company said that its production has increased by a record 61 percent to 3.24 million tonnes (mt) in February this year.
Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), the Dhanbad-based subsidiary of Maharatna Public Sector Undertaking also claimed that it registered the highest growth of 2.93 million tonnes during the previous month by almost 66 per cent.
“BCCL achieved record growth in coal production and dispatch in February 2022 as compared to the corresponding month of the previous financial year,” the miner said in a statement on Saturday.
Production in the previous month increased by 61 per cent to 3.24 million tonnes as compared to 2.01 million tonnes in February 2021.
BCCL said coal offtake stood at 2.93 million tonnes last month, up 66 per cent from 1.76 million tonnes a year ago.
After the performance of 2018-19, Coal India’s subsidiary is going to produce and dispatch over 30 million tonnes of dry fuel for the first time, which is all due to market slowdown due to COVID-19 pandemic and prolonged monsoon season. facing challenges. ,
The miner said it achieved a 65 per cent increase in rake loading from an average of 12.6 rakes per day in 2020-21 to 20.9 at present.
The company also claimed that it supplied 59 per cent more coal to power sector consumers during the current financial year.
Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), the Dhanbad-based subsidiary of Maharatna Public Sector Undertaking also claimed that it registered the highest growth of 2.93 million tonnes during the previous month by almost 66 per cent.
“BCCL achieved record growth in coal production and dispatch in February 2022 as compared to the corresponding month of the previous financial year,” the miner said in a statement on Saturday.
Production in the previous month increased by 61 per cent to 3.24 million tonnes as compared to 2.01 million tonnes in February 2021.
BCCL said coal offtake stood at 2.93 million tonnes last month, up 66 per cent from 1.76 million tonnes a year ago.
After the performance of 2018-19, Coal India’s subsidiary is going to produce and dispatch over 30 million tonnes of dry fuel for the first time, which is all due to market slowdown due to COVID-19 pandemic and prolonged monsoon season. facing challenges. ,
The miner said it achieved a 65 per cent increase in rake loading from an average of 12.6 rakes per day in 2020-21 to 20.9 at present.
The company also claimed that it supplied 59 per cent more coal to power sector consumers during the current financial year.