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  1. Government pushes coal gasification for economic growth.
  2. Jindal Steel Limited's operational capacity contributes to the national targets set by the National Coal Gasification Mission.

Jindal Steel uses coal gasification to produce ammonia in India

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Jindal Steel's Angul plant utilizes coal gasification to produce syngas and ammonia. The government of India has promoted converting domestic coal into gas to reduce reliance on imported fuels and manage price volatility. The cabinet approved a ₹37,500 crore scheme to promote coal and lignite gasification, aiming for 100 million tonnes of capacity by 2030.

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Why it matters

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The technology allows steelmakers to use more of India's domestic coal reserves, including lower-grade coal. Syngas can be used in the direct reduced iron route for steelmaking, offering consistent quality. This shift supports national goals for industrial capacity and domestic energy security.

Jindal Steel Limited's operational capacity contributes to the national targets set by the National Coal Gasification Mission. The government is pushing coal gasification for economic growth.

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Who's involved

  • Jindal SteelUses coal gasification at its Angul plant to produce ammonia.
  • Government of IndiaApproved a scheme to promote coal and lignite gasification.
  • CoalServes as the raw material input for the gasification process.
  • AmmoniaIs a product manufactured using syngas from coal gasification.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Government of IndiaSpeculative

    The policy could drive large-scale industrial investment and energy transition in India.

  • AmmoniaSpeculative

    Syngas from coal gasification could provide a new, stable domestic feedstock for ammonia production.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    The government scheme could drive large-scale industrial investment and energy transition.

  • CoalSpeculative

    Increased government push and steel demand could drive utilization of domestic coal reserves.

  • Jindal SteelSpeculative

    Government policy could validate and accelerate Jindal Steel's shift to domestic, lower-cost inputs.

  • Coal IndiaSpeculative

    The government scheme could increase demand for domestic coal reserves supplied by Coal India.

  • JSW Steel LtdSpeculative

    The policy shift could alter the competitive cost structure in the steel market.

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