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SECL Crosses 100 Million Tonnes of Coal Despatch, Records 100.06 MT in Major Operational Milestone

South Eastern Coalfields Limited achieves a significant milestone with 44.62 MT of coal despatched by rail, 39.30 MT by road and 16.14 MT through other modes, strengthening its contribution to India’s energy supply.
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New Delhi: South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) has achieved a significant operational milestone by crossing 100 million tonnes (MT) of coal despatch, with total despatch reaching 100.06 MT. The achievement highlights the company’s contribution to meeting the nation’s coal requirements through multiple transportation modes, including rail, road and other channels.

The company shared the milestone through an official communication, congratulating its employees for their contribution to the achievement.

SECL Records 100.06 MT of Coal Despatch

According to the figures shared by SECL, the company has recorded a total coal despatch of 100.06 MT. Rail transportation accounted for the largest share, followed by road transportation and other modes.

The mode-wise coal despatch figures are as follows:

  • Rail: 44.62 MT
  • Road: 39.30 MT
  • Other: 16.14 MT
  • Total Coal Despatch: 100.06 MT

Rail accounted for 44.62 MT of coal despatch, while road transportation contributed 39.30 MT. The remaining 16.14 MT was transported through other modes.

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SECL Congratulates Team on Achieving the Milestone

SECL acknowledged the collective efforts of its employees in achieving the 100-million-tonne coal despatch milestone.

The company shared the message: “100 MT and counting! SECL crosses 100 million tonnes of coal despatch. Congratulations to every member of Team SECL for making it happen!”

The milestone reflects the contribution of SECL’s workforce and operational teams in maintaining coal despatch activities across different transportation channels.

Milestone Highlights SECL’s Contribution to Coal Supply

Crossing 100 MT of coal despatch marks an important achievement in SECL’s operational journey. The company continues to play a role in supplying coal to support the country’s energy and industrial requirements.

The latest milestone also underscores the importance of coordinated transportation through rail, road and other modes in moving coal from production areas to consumers.

The figures and achievement details are based on the official communication released by South Eastern Coalfields Limited.

About South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL)

South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, a government-owned coal mining company under the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. SECL operates coal mines primarily in Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh and contributes to meeting the country’s coal demand for power generation and other industrial uses.

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