CIL Eases Rules, Neighbouring Buyers Can Now Purchase Coal Directly

Coal India’s policy change allows neighbouring countries to directly buy coal in auctions, aiming to boost cross-border sales and regional energy ties.

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CIL Eases Rules, Neighbouring Buyers Can Now Purchase Coal Directly

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CIL Eases Rules, Neighbouring Buyers Can Now Purchase Coal Directly
Coal India’s policy change allows neighbouring countries to directly buy coal in auctions, aiming to boost cross-border sales and regional energy ties.
Coal India Ltd (CIL) has revised its auction policy to permit buyers from neighbouring countries to directly participate in coal auctions, a move aimed at boosting cross-border coal sales and strengthening energy cooperation. This adjustment could expand demand beyond domestic markets, enabling regional buyers to lock in supplies and improve logistics planning. CIL’s strategy reflects broader efforts to monetise surplus output while supporting energy security among neighbouring states
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