Indian Steam Coal
Domestic non-coking grades from five coalfields, and washed coal when the ash limit is tighter.
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Each page shows the GCV band and typical moisture, ash, volatile matter, fixed carbon and sulphur. Those typical figures are ranges for the field. The loading analysis is what the consignment is sold against.
RaniganjEastern Coal
Higher-grade non-coking coal from the Raniganj and North Karanpura belt — G4 to G8, for boilers that need more heat and less ash.
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SingrauliSingrauli Coal
Northern Coalfields steam coal from the Singrauli coalfield — G7 to G11, a dependable mid-to-high GCV band for captive power and process steam.
View the bandsKorbaKorba Coal
High-volume Korba coalfield steam coal — G10 to G14 — the workhorse grades for captive power, paper and process heat.
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TalcherOdisha Coal
Talcher and Ib Valley steam coal — G10 to G14 — with the slightly higher moisture typical of these Odisha coalfields.
View the bandsWardhaWardha Coal
Wardha–Godavari coal from the Chandrapur and Nagpur region — G8 to G12 — placed for western and central Indian plants.
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WashedWashed Coal
Beneficiated non-coking coal — G5 to G8 — with ash brought down for boilers that cannot take raw power-grade coal.
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Filter all 29 grades by coalfield, minimum GCV and maximum ash. Sulphur is rarely the constraint on Indian steam coal; the filter is there when it is.
29 matching grades
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