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Coal India's Gevra mine set to become Asia's largest with expansion to 70 million tonnes capacity - ET EnergyWorld
Coal India: This expansion comes after concerted efforts by the ministry of coal and the ministry of environment, forest, and climate change (MoEFCC) to secure the clearance in record time, underlining the mine's strategic importance to India's energy sector.
https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/coal/coal-indias-gevra-mine-set-to-become-asias-largest-with-expansion-to-70-million-tonnes-capacity/108251044
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This is a major step backward for India's climate commitments. #COP28 promises seem forgotten. The world needs India to be a leader in clean energy transition, not doubling down on fossil fuels.
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This is absurd..we all should be investing on green energy and not fossil fuels for the sake of our future.
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India should end its coal production and focus more on clean energies sources
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What a retrogressive move from India.The entire world is shifting away from coal and they announce major investment in it?
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@Kevin these are trying to get people out of poverty and it's domestic. India needs foreign low interest investments. They pay a high %. So that they can build more domestic nuclear, geothermal and buy solar and wind.
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@Kevin It's a sad move they are making.
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India should prioritize transitioning towards renewable energy sources to reduce its reliance on coal and mitigate the environmental and climate impacts associated with fossil fuel combustion.
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We need investment in renewables in India- we need to stop subsidising fossil fuels and use the money to help countries transition.
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@lucinda_ramsay India must invest in renewable energy as the only option,by shunning away from the fossil fuels.
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Not good, India should seek more investment into there domestic nuclear energy build-out and accelerate that instead of coal.