Conference Proceedings - World Mining Congress 2026

1347 Renewable Energy Type Project / Location Installed / Target Capacity Status / Remarks Key Achievements FY 2024–25 Solar Gujarat 400 MW Under development Part of phased roadmap to 3,000 MW by FY 2027–28 Rajasthan 1,100 MW Under development Major solar park contributing to capacity scale-up Uttar Pradesh 500 MW Under development Enhances regional renewable footprint Gorakhpur 20 MW Under development Small-scale localized project Other CIL subsidiaries — Planned / ongoing Distributed installations complement central projects Overall CIL Target: 3,000 MW by FY 2027–28; 9.5 GW by 2030 Phased implementation FY 2024–25 generation: 120.73 million units; total renewable energy consumption: 434,621.71 GJ (2.27% of total) Wind Tamil Nadu Part of 10 MW aggregate Operational / legacy Supports grid stability; zero direct emissions Gujarat Part of 10 MW aggregate Operational / legacy Complements solar projects; marginal contribution to renewable electricity generation Beyond renewables, CIL is exploring advanced clean-coal technologies to support India’s lowcarbon transition. Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) is being evaluated for deep, unmineable coal seams, enabling in-situ coal conversion to synthesis gas (syngas) while minimizing surface mining impacts, ash generation, and land requirements. During FY 2024–25, feasibility and conceptual studies were advanced through subsidiaries and joint ventures, focusing on geological suitability, environmental risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance. While commercial deployment remains in the medium-to-long-term horizon, UCG aligns with energy security and cleaner coal utilization objectives (Coal India Limited, 2025). The details of CIL’s surface coal gasification projects for SNG and chemicals mentioning the status and key objectives is depicted at

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