In order to improve the quality of coal, CIL and its subsidiaries are adopting various measures that include:-
· Selective Mining by Surface Miners and adopting Clean Coal Technology;
· Appropriate positioning of over burden and coal benches to avoid contamination;
· Scrapping / cleaning of coal benches before blasting;
· Installation of metal detectors/magnetic separators over conveyors before loading coal;
· High capacity coal handling plant to dispatch sized/ uniform quality of coal at major projects;
· Establishment of well equipped laboratories at projects for regular quality assessment;
· Shale picking at mine face, stocks and loading points/ sidings for consistent quality;
· Installation of Auto Mechanical Samplers (AMS) at all silo loading points
· Joint sampling facility to consumers having annual requirement of 0.4 million tonnes and above.
This information was given by the Minister of State for Coal, Shri Pratik PrakashBapu Patil in a written reply in Lok Sabha today. He said that The Coal India Limited and its subsidiaries have not been importing coal. However, as per the current import policy of the Government, coal is under Open General License (OGL) and users are allowed to import coal as per their requirement.
The details of actual coal production by the subsidiaries of CIL as also for SECL for
the last three years are given below:
(in million tonnes)
2010-11
|
2011-12
|
2012-13
|
2013-14 UptoJune 2013
|
|
Actual Prod.
|
Actual Prod.
|
Actual Prod
|
Actual Prod
|
|
ECL
|
30.803
|
30.558
|
33.901
|
8.057
|
BCCL
|
29.004
|
30.203
|
31.211
|
7.962
|
CCL
|
47.521
|
48.004
|
48.054
|
10.066
|
NCL
|
66.253
|
66.401
|
70.021
|
14.023
|
WCL
|
43.654
|
43.11
|
42.287
|
10.178
|
SECL
|
112.705
|
113.837
|
118.218
|
29.080
|
MCL
|
100.280
|
103.118
|
107.895
|
23.441
|
NEC
|
1.101
|
0.602
|
0.604
|
0.067
|
Total for CIL
|
431.32
|
435.83
|
452.191
|
102.874
|
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