A statement shows that since October, the average daily coal supply for thermal power plants has increased 9% compared to the previous month, and inventory consumption has also slowed down. India's Ministry of Coal said on Friday that the situation is stabilizing, but inventory replenishment work has not yet begun. According to the department, power plant inventories decreased by an average of 116,000 tons per day in October, compared to 243,000 tons in September. On October 7, of the nearly 190 power plants monitored by the Ministry of Electric Power, half of the coal stocks were less than a quarter of the demand, and were at a critical level of inventory. The Ministry of Coal said that if 465 to 475 special railway coal trains are shipped steadily every day, it will help further stabilize supply and complete inventory replenishment before the holiday season and winter season. Peak demand for electricity is expected to fall in mid-October.

A statement shows that since October, the average daily coal supply for thermal power plants has increased 9% compared to the previous month, and inventory consumption has also slowed down. India's Ministry of Coal said on Friday that the situation is stabilizing, but inventory replenishment work has not yet begun. According to the department, power plant inventories decreased by an average of 116,000 tons per day in October, compared to 243,000 tons in September. On October 7, of the nearly 190 power plants monitored by the Ministry of Electric Power, half of the coal stocks were less than a quarter of the demand, and were at a critical level of inventory. The Ministry of Coal said that if 465 to 475 special railway coal trains are shipped steadily every day, it will help further stabilize supply and complete inventory replenishment before the holiday season and winter season. Peak demand for electricity is expected to fall in mid-October.