The Government has extended the deadline at the beginning of next month for public comments on the proposal rules on the exchange of coal trade that will facilitate dry fuel trade such as merchandise.
“The Ministry of Coal had published the Proponed Law Project on the Exchange of Coal Commerce for Public Consultation … The Ministry of Coal has decided to extend the last date for the presentation of comments/suggestions from April 6, 2025 until May 7, 2025,” “The Sainty Saint Sainty Sainty” of the Ministry of Coal “.
The Ministry of Coal has proposed to train the organization of the coal controller (CCO) as a regulator of the commercial exchange exchange.
At present, coal sales channels in the country are specific to coal companies owned by the Government, including India Ltd. Therefore, it feels that a need provides a platform, that is, the exchange of coal trade (CTE), to allow commercial and captive miners to be ready to market their products, the ministry said, and added that the carbon companies of the public sector can also also this platform. The exchange will facilitate coal trade as a merchandise.
The CTE is expected to lead to a platform of many to Mariaria where both buyers and sellers can offer simultaneously, which makes coal prices discovery more efficient and competitive.
Therefore, the exchange of carbon trade would lead to a paradigm shift by transforming the coal sales model in the country of a “one to many” to “many model to many. In addition, the CTE is expected to provide compensation and liquidation systems where the exchange will act as a counterpart.
The different exchanges of products that operate within India or International are being regulated by a regulator. The Ministry of Coal has also proposed to empower the CCO as a regulator of the CTE to settle in the country.
The Ministry also explained that it is likely that the production of coal from India will grow beyond 1.5 billion tons (BT) by 2030.
With the greatest availability of domestic coal in the country, it is expected to be a paradigm shift towards a surplus coal scenario and, as a result, the carbon sales scenario is expected to undergo large bodies, nomoting A. Measurement of A. existing measurement, noming A. reform backed by a regulatory mechanism.
Therefore, in the scenario of greater availability of national coal in the country, it is necessary to introduce more reforms in the coal sector with a focus on competitive promotion markets for the sale of coal.
