New Delhi: The train Ministry on Monday said public transporters implemented roadmaps, prepared in consultation with the Ministry of Power and Coal, to provide coal roots to power plants located far from mine to build fuel stocks.
Responding to TOI reports published on Monday on low fuel stocks at a distant power station because of the focus of the southeast central train in the unit in the zone in rake allotment, the ministry said many plants in the zone keep new stocks in accordance with new norms.
It is said that the supply of sweeping into shorter-distance plants “naturally” increases because a large number of them are equipped with a mechanical dismantling system, especially the ‘hopper’ mechanism, which produces a faster three-hour rotation time.
At the close of a unit of amaravati power plant in Maharashtra due to a shortage of fuel, the ministry said the inventory was lower because the plant was not equipped with a hopper system.
The ministry said many rules must be “set” after a distant power plant regulates coal intake in the April-June 2020 period to save inventory costs and ran short after power demand increases.
Shares are being built now.
Roadmap in place for coal supply: the train ministry
