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transport this huge quantity of coal also need to be<br />

looked into.<br />

The Ministry of Environment and Forest has come<br />

in to raise the environmental concerns caused by<br />

transportation of the high ash coal to power plant<br />

across the country which are main cause of<br />

environment hazards down under. MOEF (Ministry<br />

of Environment and Forest) Govt. of India has put<br />

an embargo against use of unwashed non-coking<br />

coal for power generation except in pit head power<br />

plants. This embargo has indirectly addressed to<br />

transportation problem of this high ash coal as on<br />

average 20% of unwashed coal moved across the<br />

country for power generation is ash which is useless<br />

to power plants and infact source of other operational<br />

problem to them. If coal is washed at source this<br />

Quantity shall not have to be transported, thus<br />

effective adherence to MoEF directive will save<br />

transportation of the 20% undesired element of coal<br />

and in directly add to the transportation capacity of<br />

Railways. Which can be utilised to transport more<br />

washed coal and other essential goods.<br />

The washing of this huge quantity of Non-Coking<br />

Coal is itself a challenge, more so when CIL is not<br />

fully equipped with required washing capacity as<br />

present.<br />

Preparations are afoot in CIL/PSU’s Electricity<br />

Boards to take the help of Private Sector in Washing<br />

the Non-Coking Coal on “BOO CONCEPT”. Monnet<br />

Group has accepted this challenge and has<br />

established a new Company with American<br />

Collaboration called “Monnet Daniels Coal Washeries<br />

Pvt. Ltd.”, which is in process of installing a 3.5 MT<br />

capacity Washery at NK area of CCL near Ranchi<br />

under “BOO CONCEPT’ for Punjab Electricity Board.<br />

The Washery is expected to be commissioned by<br />

June ’07. Raw Coal will be supplied to this State of<br />

art Washery by CCL (CIL) where it will be beneficiated<br />

and despatched to Punjab Electricity Board for<br />

Power Generation in their Power Plants in Northern<br />

India. This Washery will beneficiate Coal with the<br />

help of Daniels Heavy Media bath, imported from<br />

USA and also use Belt Filter Press for recovery of<br />

Coal Fines. The Belt Filter Press is a State of art<br />

equipment imported from UK. These equipments<br />

alongwith other equipments will enable Washery to<br />

attain sharp separation of coal and help Washery to<br />

become economically viable besides helping in coal<br />

conservation. The erection & commissioning of this<br />

Washery is being completed in a record time of 8-9<br />

months.<br />

MDCWL is also planning to install 2.0 MT Merchant<br />

Washery near Bachra (Piparwar), Jharkhand in CCL<br />

command area, and a 5 MT Washery for their<br />

upcoming Power Plant at Angul (Orissa). Both these<br />

Washeries are expected to become operational<br />

within next two years. Apart from these two a cople<br />

of state of the art captive washeries are also on anvil<br />

in the state of Orissa and Raigarh.<br />

We at Monnet have always been acknowledged for<br />

introducing safety and cleaner environment. Our<br />

efforts have been appreciated by DGMS awarding<br />

us with the awards of safety for two consecutive years<br />

and UNFCCC by registering our project under clean<br />

development Mechanism.<br />

Ushering prosperity, development by implementing<br />

our project we are not only anchoring India in the<br />

growth trajectory but also fueling it to merge as one<br />

of the most developed nation of the country.<br />

“Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it.”<br />

Confucius<br />

MAY-<strong>2007</strong>/17

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