Indian Coal Industry 2008

Table of Contents

Chapter - 1 Introduction

• 1.1 Coal formation
• 1.2 Types of coal
• 1.3 Importance of coal
• 1.4 Uses of coal

Chapter - 2 Coal mining methods

• 2.1 Surface mining
• 2.2 Underground mining
  • 2.2.1 Room and Pillar method
  • 2.2.2 Longwall Mining method
• 2.3 Coal mining methods in India

Chapter - 3 Coal mining in India

• 3.1 Evolution
  • 3.1.1 Nationalization on coal mines
• 3.2 Current industry structure

Chapter - 4 Industry characteristics

• 4.1 Highly regulated
• 4.2 Monopolistic
• 4.3 Inelastic demand
• 4.4 Seasonal supply
• 4.5 Highly risky
• 4.6 Environmental issue
• 4.7 Duty structure

Chapter - 5 Regulations

• 5.1 Coal distribution
  • 5.1.1 Current coal distribution policy
  • 5.1.2 Coal distribution prior to October 2007
• 5.2 Coal pricing & trade

Chapter - 6 Global demand supply position

• 6.1 Global supply
  • 6.1.1 World coal reserves
  • 6.1.2 World coal production
• 6.2 World coal consumption
• 6.3 Major coal exporting/importing countries

Chapter - 7 Domestic coal supply

• 7.1 Domestic coal reserve
• 7.2 Type wise & category-wise coal resources
• 7.3 Major coal producers in India

Chapter - 8 Domestic coal demand

• 8.1 Offtake of coal
• 8.2 Sector -wise coal offtake
  • 8.2.1 Demand from power sector
  • 8.2.2 Demand from steel sector
  • 8.2.3 Demand from cement sector
• 8.3 Import of coal
  • 8.3.1 Coking coal imports
  • 8.3.2 Non coking coal imports
• 8.4 Export of coal
• 8.5 Coal logistics
  • 8.5.1 Modes of coal transportation
  • 8.5.2 Cargo handling at Indian ports- Coal
  • 8.5.3 Transportation cost

Chapter - 9 Industry outlook

• 9.1 Demand projection
  • 9.1.1 Projected coal requirement of the power sector
  • 9.1.2 Projected coal requirement of the steel sector
  • 9.1.3 Projected coal requirement of the cement sector
  • 9.1.4 Total coal requirement of all sectors
• 9.2 Demand vis-a-vis availability as per ‘Coal Vision 2025'
• 9.3 Demand vis-a-vis availability as per ‘Expert committee road map on coal sector reforms'

Chapter - 10 Challenges & Road Ahead

• 10.1 Meeting demand-supply gap
• 10.2 Bringing better technology
• 10.3 Promoting clean coal technologies
  • 10.3.1 Coal beneficiation
  • 10.3.2 CBM related activities
  • 10.3.3 Underground coal gasification (UCG) related activities
  • 10.3.4 Coal liquefaction related activities
• 10.4 Reducing coal cost
• 10.5 Improving mine safety
• 10.6 SWOT analysis of the industry

Chapter - 11 Major players

• Annexure I. Definition
• Annexure II. State-wise distribution of coal reserve
• Annexure III. Grades of coal
• Annexure IV. Trends of fatal & serious accidents in CIL coal mines in India
• Annexure V. Labour productivity
• Annexure VI. Sector-wise allocation of coal blocks (Dec 07)
• Annexure VII. Abbreviations

FIGURES:

• Figure 1.1 Formation of coal
• Figure 1.2 Types of coal
• Figure 1.3 Price predictability
• Figure 1.4 Prime energy consumption
• Figure 2.1 Coal mining methods
• Figure 2.2 Room & Pillar mining
• Figure 2.3 Longwall mining
• Figure 3.1 Industry structure
• Figure 4.1 Pit head closing stock of raw coal FY07
• Figure 4.2 Trends in custom duty & Import of non-coking coal
• Figure 4.3 Trends in custom duty & import of coking coal
• Figure 5.1 Domestic coal price
• Figure 6.1 Estimated recoverable coal reserves
• Figure 6.2 Major coal producing countries
• Figure 6.3 Major coal consuming countries
• Figure 6.4 World coking coal export growth
• Figure 6.5 Major HCC/ SSCC Suppliers (2000-2006)
• Figure 6.6 Major coking coal exporters
• Figure 7.1 Geographical distribution of coal reserves in India
• Figure 7.2 Coal & Lignite resource in India
• Figure 7.3 Proved coal reserves in India
• Figure 7.4 Trend in production of coking & non - coking Coal
• Figure 7.5 Source-wise coal production
• Figure 8.1 Sector-wise offtake of coal
• Figure 8.2 Mode-wise breakup of installed capacity & electricity generation in India FY 08
• Figure 8.3 Offtake of coal to the power sector
• Figure 8.4 Domestic crude steel production & coal offtake to the steel sector
• Figure 8.5 Total import of coking coal in India
• Figure 8.6 Total Coal imports
• Figure 8.7 Indian metallurgical coal imports by source FY07
• Figure 8.8 Indian non-coking coal imports by source FY07
• Figure 8.9 China' s coal exports & imports
• Figure 8.10 Modes of coal transportation in India
• Figure 8.11 Type-wise coal handled at the Indian ports
• Figure 11.1 Total annual production of CIL subsidiaries
• Figure 11.2 Annual production of CIL subsidiaries by type of mine
• Figure 11.3 Labour productivity of CIL subsidiaries
• Figure 11.4 PAT of CIL subsidiaries

TABLES:

• Table 1.1 Sustained availability
• Table 1.2 Percentage of Coal - based electricity generation out of total electricity generated.
• Table 3.1 Company - wise production for FY08
• Table 4.1 Comparison of coal v/s other fuels
• Table 4.2 Duty structure on imported coal FY09
• Table 6.1 World recoverable/ proved Coal Reserve
• Table 6.2 World coal production
• Table 6.3 World coal consumption
• Table 7.1 Coal reserves of India
• Table 7.2 Type-wise and category-wise coal resources
• Table 8.1 Sector-wise offtake of coal
• Table 8.2 Indonesia ‘s coal export potential
• Table 8.3 South Africa coal export potential
• Table 8.4 Australia' s coal export potential
• Table 8.5 Coal exports from India
• Table 8.6 Coal traffic at major ports in India
• Table 8.7 The average turnaround time for coal at the major ports in India
• Table 9.1 Crude steel production (National Steel Policy)
• Table 9.2 Projected non-coking demand from non captive power utilities
• Table 9.3 Projected non-coking demand from captive power utilities
• Table 9.4 Projected requirements of coking coal of the steel sector
• Table 9.5 Non-coking coal demand from sponge iron producers (FY03-07)
• Table 9.6 Projected requirements of non-coking coal by the sponge iron producers
• Table 9.7 Projected non-coking coal requirement of cement sector
• Table 9.8 Total coal requirement of all sectors
• Table 9.9 Demand vis-a-vis Availability as per ‘Coal Vision 2025'
• Table 9.10 Demand vis-a-vis Availability as per the Expert Committee on Road Map for Coal Sector Reforms
• Table 10.1 Present Coal Beneficiation Capacity
• Table 11.1 Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. (BCCL) Financials
• Table 11.2 Eastern Coalfields Ltd. (ECL) Financials
• Table 11.3 Central Coalfields Ltd. (CCL) Financials
• Table 11.4 Northern Coalfield Ltd. (NCL) Financials
• Table 11.5 Western Coalfields Ltd. (WCL) Financials
• Table 11.6 South Eastern Coalfields Ltd. (SECL) Financials
• Table 11.7 Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd. (MCL) Financials
• Table 11.8 North Eastern Coalfields Ltd. (NEC) / CIL Financials
• Table 11.9 Singareni Collieries Company Ltd. (SCCL) Financials