Coal India to become net-zero emitter in 3-4 years, says chairman
"We plan that maybe in the next three to four years, we should become a net-zero company," Agrawal said at the 15th Indian Coal Markets Conference.
Reuters
- Mar 7, 2022,
- Updated Mar 7, 2022 11:21 AM IST
State-run Coal India, the world's largest miner of the fuel by output, plans to become a net-zero carbon emitter in three to four years, Chairman Pramod Agrawal said on Monday.
"We plan that may be in the next three to four years, we should become a net-zero company," Agrawal said at the 15th Indian Coal Markets Conference.
Advertisement
State-run Coal India, the world's largest miner of the fuel by output, plans to become a net-zero carbon emitter in three to four years, Chairman Pramod Agrawal said on Monday.
"We plan that may be in the next three to four years, we should become a net-zero company," Agrawal said at the 15th Indian Coal Markets Conference.
Advertisement
Read more!