According to a recent report by The Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), India is likely to face another power crisis in July-August due to a lower pre-monsoon coal stock at power ...

In less than a year, India has faced its second coal sector crisis that has led to nationwide power supply issues. A surge in international coal price, shortage of coal stockpiles at power generation ...

New Delhi | India is the latest country to face a severe power crisis that threatens to undermine ... that power plants have run perilously low on coal. According to India’s power ministry ...

Solapur illustrates the Catch-22 facing India, which has 17% of the planet’s population but access to only 4% of its water ...

New Delhi | India could face as long as six months battling to ensure coal-fired power plants have enough fuel as the nation’s energy crisis escalates. More than half its plants are on alert for ...

An energy crisis is looming over India as coal ... Supplies at the majority of coal-fired power plants in India have dwindled to just days worth of stock. (AP Photo/Aijaz Rahi, file) ...

India's solar power surge in early 2025 led to a rare decline in fossil fuel power production, potentially setting the stage ...

India is facing a “severe and protracted” power crisis due to the price inflation of coal, which the country uses to generate as much as 75 percent of its power, Indian media report ...

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that coal plants use much more water than other kinds of power stations and sometimes must shut down when water runs out.

According to a Reuters report, India’s aggressive push to expand coal-fired power generation — nearly $80 billion by 2031 — ...

From India to Poland, these super polluting power plants most often run on coal and emit tens of millions of metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. But simply shutting them down is no easy feat.

A prioritization of utilities to avert a power crisis resulted in Coal India's supplies to the non-power sector to six month lows, further hurt by the Railways allotting fewer number of trains ...