Geography · Energy and Resources
With reference to domestic coal production and consumption in India, consider the following statements: I. Domestically produced coal generally differs in calorific value and ash content compared to typical high-grade imported coal. II. All thermal power plants in India are technically capable of blending imported coal with domestic coal up to any ratio without boiler modification. III. Coal blending is frequently undertaken to optimise plant efficiency and manage domestic supply constraints. Which of the statements given above are correct?
- 1I, II and III
- 2II and III only
- 3I and II only
- 4I and III only✓
Correct answer
I and III only
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