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Will pass on cost if we import coal: Coal India         25th-Apr-2012
Coal India chairman and managing director Narsing Rao told CNBC-TV18 that around 10 FSAs have been inked at the subsidiary and that the PSU would pass the cost incurred on the customer if there was need to import coal
Coal India sets 468MT production target for 2012-13       24th-Apr-2012
State-owned Coal India (CIL) today said it has fixed a production target of 468.74 million tonnes (MT) for the current fiscal.
Coal India seeks more time to decide on FSAs: Sources       19th-Apr-2012
Coal India has sought more time for signing fuel supply agreements with power companies, say CNBC-TV18 sources. CIL Board met on April 16 to discuss issues related to FSAs. However, minutes of the meeting are yet to be approved.
Penalty to go up once CIL ramps up production: NTPC's CMD         17th-Apr-2012
Arup Roy Choudhury, the chairman and managing director of NTPC, believes the penalty on supply defaults will be hiked once Coal India succeeds in ramping up its production capacity.
Coal India board approves signing fuel pacts       16th-Apr-2012
Coal India's board has agreed for the state-run company to sign new guaranteed fuel pacts with power producers and it will pay a penalty of an average of 0.01 percent of shortfalls in supplies, the company's chairwoman said on Monday.
To sue Coal India despite lower penalty in pact: TCI Fund         16th-Apr-2012
Chris Hohn, chief investment officer, The Children's Investment Fund told CNBC-TV18 that the CIL board’s decision to sign the FSAs on zero penalty a “victory for the shareholders and the independent directors”
CIL's FSA deadlock ends, penalty kept minimum at 0.01%         16th-Apr-2012
Finally, the stalemate over new fuel supply agreement (FSA) for coal has come to an end. The Coal India board today met at Kolkata to decide on the implementation of the GoI directive on FSA's, reports CNBC-TV18.
China power giant inks $2.4b India project       13th-Apr-2012
Power Construction Corporation of China said on Friday it had signed a USD 2.4 billion contract to build the second phase of a massive coal-fired power complex in southern India that will help meet soaring local demand for electricity.
States to get more from coal royalties       12th-Apr-2012
The government has changed coal royalties to a flat 14% of the pithead price from a previous 10-14% depending partly on the grade of the commodity, handing its states a bigger share from mining of the power-producing material.
India to get free power if coal FSA is at mkt price:TCI       11th-Apr-2012
CNBC-TV18 reports that minority shareholder The Children's Investment Fund has asked the government to either abolish coal FSAs or adjust FSAs to market price-levels
India to challenge US duty on steel pipes       10th-Apr-2012
India is preparing to challenge a US import duty on steel pipes by requesting "consultations" at the World Trade Organisation, a senior trade ministry official said, in the latest in a series of recent disputes between the two allies.
HC issues contempt notice to Sesa Goa       9th-Apr-2012
The Goa bench of Bombay High Court today issued a contempt notice to Sesa Goa for allegedly violating its order on the transport of iron ore.
Coal India leaves no stone unturned in bid to ramp up prod       9th-Apr-2012
Coal India's S Narsing Rao today said that every effort is being made by them to ramp up production so as to meet the coal needs of corporate India.
CIL may import 10MT coal in FY13 to meet power firms needs       8th-Apr-2012
Coal India may import 10 million tonnes of coal this fiscal to meet the obligation of supplying a minimum assured quantity of fuel to power companies under the Presidential directive, its CMD-designate S Narsing Rao said today.
CIL may sign fuel pacts with 50 power firms including NTPC       8th-Apr-2012
Coal India is expected to enter into fuel supply agreements (FSAs) with as many as 50 firms, including NTPC, Reliance Power and DVC, for a total capacity of 28,000 MW, sources said.

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