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India needs 140 million tpy of coking coal by 2020 if its crude steel capacity is to reach its target of 200 million tpy, Anutosh Maitra told delegates at the 12th Coaltrans India conference in Goa on Tuesday March 12.
But Maitra, who is ceo of the Steel Authority of India (Sail) steel plant at Bokaro, warned that at least 80% of this requirement will have to be met by imported material...
