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India’s Coal Stock at Power Plants Update 02 January 2025 As of January 02 2025, the coal stock at Indian power plants is sufficient for 20 days (45.36 MMT) based on their Daily Consumption Rate (DCR) Find the attachment below for detailed information... Contact us on care@inrl.in +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

Domestic Petcoke Price Update January 2025 Reliance Industries’ petcoke delivered price for January 2025 stood at ₹12,548 per ton. Contact us on  care@inrl.in  +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

Manufacturing PMI Update December 2024 India’s manufacturing growth eased to its slowest pace in 12 months during December 2024, reflecting a modest rise in factory orders and production, according to a private survey. The HSBC India Manufacturing PMI, compiled by S&P Global, was recorded at 56.4 in December, a slight dip from 56.5 in November, following readings of 57.5 in October and 56.5 in September. Contact us on  care@inrl.in  +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

Core Sector Update November 2024 Despite a high base effect, growth in the output of eight key infrastructure industries, collectively known as the core sector, rebounded to a four-month high of 4.3% YoY in November, up from a revised 3.7% in October. In comparison, November 2023 had recorded a growth of 7.9%. Contact us on  care@inrl.in  +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

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Weekly Price Update 28 December 2024 International thermal coal prices remained under the pump as market participants hit the pause button, with many on holiday. Major importing countries sat on hefty inventory piles and had no shortage of domestic supply, leading to a pullback in seaborne coal procurement. While Indonesia's supply disruptions persisted, they couldn’t prop up prices due to the weak demand. The freight market continued to slide, and shipowners were more focused on year-end festivities. As a result, the market held steady, like a ship anchored in calm waters. Find the attachment below for detailed information... Contact us on  care@inrl.in  +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

India’s Coal Stock at Power Plants Update 26 December 2024 As of December 26 2024, the coal stock at Indian power plants is sufficient for 19 days (44.08 MMT) based on their Daily Consumption Rate (DCR) Find the attachment below for detailed information... Contact us on care@inrl.in +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

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HBA Update December 2024 Indonesia's thermal coal benchmark, the Harga Batubara Acuan (HBA), rose to $ 122.51/mt in December 2024 for coal with a calorific value of 6,322 kcal/kg. This marks a notable $ 8.08/mt (7%) increase MoM from $ 114.43/mt in November 2024, but a $ 5.13/mt (4%) decline YoY compared to $ 117.38/mt in December 2023. Contact us on  care@inrl.in  +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing

India's Electricity Generation November 2024 India’s power generation data for November 2024 highlights the continued dominance of thermal power in the nation’s energy landscape, as other sources like hydro and renewables faced seasonal challenges. The country generated 133.70 billion units (BU) of electricity during the month, reflecting a modest 4% YoY growth, despite an 11% decline compared to October. A deeper dive into the numbers underscores thermal power’s unwavering role as the backbone of India’s electricity grid. Thermal Power: Consistent and Reliable Thermal power reaffirmed its critical role by generating 104.17 BU in November, accounting for an impressive 78% of the total electricity generated. Despite a 9% MoM decline, its YoY performance remained stable at 0.5% growth, underscoring its ability to meet demand consistently. Coal-based thermal plants contributed the lion’s share, showcasing their indispensability, especially when seasonal sources faltered. Hydropower: A Seasonal Performer Hydropower generation dropped significantly to 8.61 BU, a staggering 41% MoM decline as the post-monsoon season curtailed water availability. However, on a YoY basis, hydropower recorded an impressive 30% growth, reflecting the extended monsoon season's impact earlier this year. While a valuable clean energy source, its output remains highly dependent on seasonal conditions, limiting its reliability. Renewables: Growing but Variable Renewable energy sources, including solar and wind, generated 15.90 BU in November 2024. Their contribution to the total electricity mix stood at 12%, reflecting their growing role in India’s energy landscape. On a YoY basis, renewables registered a robust 13% growth, showcasing sustained investment and expansion. However, on a MoM basis, the increase was modest at 1%, highlighting the inherent variability that continues to pose challenges for grid stability, especially during periods of fluctuating demand. Nuclear Energy: Stable Contributor Nuclear power remained a dependable yet smaller player, generating 4.80 BU, or 4% of the total. It recorded a steady 9% YoY growth and a 1% MoM increase, reflecting its reliability as a clean and consistent energy source in India’s power mix. Thermal Power’s Indispensable Role The November data reinforces the pivotal role of thermal power in ensuring energy security for India. While hydro and renewable sources grapple with seasonal and intermittent challenges, thermal power’s reliability and scalability ensure it continues to meet the demands of a growing population and economy. Contact us on care@inrl.in +91 9328224488 For more details on the energy market... #coal #price #coalmining #linkedinconnections #digitalmarketing