State-controlled Coal India (CIL), the country's largest coal producer, has received environmental clearances for its 17 coal mining projects that may bring an additional output of 150mn t/yr by 2025. The utility has struggled to grow output in the April 2019-March 2020 fiscal year, but these projects are expected to help it achieve 1bn t/yr in output by 2023-24. Coal minister Pralhad Joshi said on 27 January that these clearances have been granted by the ministry of environment and forests, and will help in realising the government’s goal of making power available to all. CIL also received approvals for three new washeries with a total capacity of 25mn t/yr.
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机译：该国最大的煤炭生产国（CIL）国家受控煤炭印度（CIL）已收到其17个煤炭矿业项目的环境清关，可能将额外产出为150万吨/年达到2025年。该实用程序在2019年4月努力增长产量 -March 2020财年，但这些项目预计将帮助它在2023-24达到产量1Bn T / Y。 煤炭部长布拉哈德约什于1月27日表示，环境和森林部已授予这些许可，并有助于实现政府为所有人提供权力的目标。 CIL还收到了三个新的洗衣店的批准，总容量为250万吨/年。
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