
Coal contributes to around 86% of the thermal power, and the rest is extracted from lignite, diesel, and gas. Growing demand, increasing industrial expansion, higher coal production, etc. have all contributed to the continued upsurge of the sector. The significant involvement of the private sector in India’s thermal power generation has necessitated financial viability, transparency, consistency, and predictability in regulatory approaches; better infrastructure; and adequate capacity building. However, entities functioning in the sector suffer from serious concerns, including fuel security, suppressed demand projections, project cost overrun, higher-end tariffs, and policy paralysis.
We have assisted major energy companies, financial institutions, and investment funds, as well as governments and their agencies dealing in thermal energy generation and related services, with their legal and compliance requirements. We understand the policy framework and provide strategic management of legal risks, keeping in mind the commercial aspect of the business.
The services we render include:
The Ministry of Coal has released the draft Coal Exchange Rules, 2025, applicable to coal
Concerns over the practice of “perpetual tolling,” where user fees continue even after project costs
Carved out of Part XIV of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958, the Act marks a
Tamil Nadu has unveiled plans to establish high-speed Electric Vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure for commercial
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