<p>World Coal Association (WCA) has partnered with Gainwell Engineering to promote sustainable coal mining in India.</p>.<p>It is the manufacturing arm of Gainwell Commosales Private Limited (formerly Tractors India Private Limited).</p>.<p>Gainwell aims to reduce India’s dependence on imported equipment for underground mining from its manufacturing facility at Panagarh in West Bengal.</p>.<p>The partnership is also aimed at reducing the country's dependency on the import of coal mining equipment and instead, manufacture state-of-the-art equipment locally to augment domestic production of coal sustainably.</p>.<p>Adani Group and the Coal Preparation Society of India are part of WCA, which is a body representing global coal companies.</p>.<p>According to the Economic Survey 2021-22, coal demand in India is projected in the range of 1.3-1.5 billion tonnes by 2030, an increase of 63% from current demand.</p>.<p>Michelle Manook, CEO, World Coal Association said “Coal is not disappearing; it is simply transitioning to a more sustainable model. Every member of the coal value chain in every country can do something directly and/or indirectly to support the evolution of coal through clean technologies”.</p>
<p>World Coal Association (WCA) has partnered with Gainwell Engineering to promote sustainable coal mining in India.</p>.<p>It is the manufacturing arm of Gainwell Commosales Private Limited (formerly Tractors India Private Limited).</p>.<p>Gainwell aims to reduce India’s dependence on imported equipment for underground mining from its manufacturing facility at Panagarh in West Bengal.</p>.<p>The partnership is also aimed at reducing the country's dependency on the import of coal mining equipment and instead, manufacture state-of-the-art equipment locally to augment domestic production of coal sustainably.</p>.<p>Adani Group and the Coal Preparation Society of India are part of WCA, which is a body representing global coal companies.</p>.<p>According to the Economic Survey 2021-22, coal demand in India is projected in the range of 1.3-1.5 billion tonnes by 2030, an increase of 63% from current demand.</p>.<p>Michelle Manook, CEO, World Coal Association said “Coal is not disappearing; it is simply transitioning to a more sustainable model. Every member of the coal value chain in every country can do something directly and/or indirectly to support the evolution of coal through clean technologies”.</p>