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SECL Coal Supply to Power Sector Surges 8.2%
4 May
Summary
- SECL coal supply to power sector increased by 8.2% in April.
- Coal production rose by 9.25% to 15.31 MT in April 2026.
- Company achieved strong April 2026 with coal offtake at 15.85 MT.
South Eastern Coalfields Ltd (SECL) has significantly increased its coal supply to the power sector, marking an 8.2% rise to 12.49 million tonnes during April. This development underscores SECL's ongoing dedication to fulfilling national energy requirements and adhering to coal ministry directives.
The miniratna company's performance in April 2026 shows robust growth, with coal production reaching 15.31 MT, a 9.25% increase year-on-year. Overburden removal also saw a 4.49% rise, and coal offtake reached 15.85 MT, a 4.03% growth. These positive results stem from enhanced operational efficiency and improved land availability in key projects.
SECL, a major coal producer with operations in Chhattisgarh and Central India, remains committed to meeting the nation's power demand. CMD Harish Duhan affirmed the company's focus on sustaining production momentum and ensuring reliable coal availability to thermal power plants.
