India - a sleeping giant awakes

India is the world’s most underestimated coal market. Yet in the next ten years it will be the country to which more and more coal producers will look as they develop new markets

India’s dependence on coal, which currently accounts for over half its commercial energy needs, is certain to continue in the near future. The country's coal production has risen fourfold in the last 25 years so that today it is the third-largest global producer after China and the United States. Much of it may be low-quality, but it is low-cost too, especially compared to oil (70 per cent of which is imported) and gas (half of which is imported). And the economic and strategic benefits of coal over other forms of energy assure it of its central place in the Indian economy for many years to come.

NOW THIS IS THE STUDY DONE BY AN INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE.

WE LIBRAN ENGINEERING AND SERVICES CAN FIND OUT / DO MARKET SURVEY FOR COMPANIES RELATED TO THE COAL, PORT, MINING INDUSTRIES FROM AN IDLER TO STACKER RECLAIMER. WE HAVE DONE/DOING SIMILAR TYPE OF STUDIES FOR THE COMPANIES WHO ARE SERIOUS TO COME/VENTURE IN DEVELOPING INDIAN ECONOMY IN MATRIAL HANDLING FIELD IN PORT, MINING, COAL, AND ORE SECTORS. ■