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India’s 97 GW Coal Expansion Plan Looks Too Small, Senior Official Says

Source: OilPrice.com

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OilPrice.com reported on 13 Oct 2026: India’s 97 GW Coal Expansion Plan Looks Too Small, Senior Official Says.

India may need to revise up its planned new coal-fired capacity installations through 2035 amid soaring electricity demand that needs grid stability and flexibility, a senior Indian official said on Tuesday.

— OilPrice.com
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