Coal India Charts Future Energy Path with Workshop on Energy Transition Technologies – Indian PSU
Coal India Limited (CIL) organised a workshop on “Energy Transition Technologies” at its Corporate Office in Kolkata, bringing together industry experts and senior officials to deliberate on the future of sustainable energy and emerging technologies.
Addressing the workshop, Coal India Chairman B. Sairam emphasized that the energy transition should not be viewed as a replacement of coal but as the development of a resilient and sustainable energy ecosystem. He underscored the importance of a balanced mix of coal, renewable energy, and emerging technologies in meeting India’s growing energy needs.
“The energy transition is not about replacing coal, but about building a resilient and sustainable energy future through a balanced mix of coal, renewable energy, and emerging technologies,” Sairam said. He noted that such an integrated approach is crucial for supporting India’s economic growth, ensuring long-term energy security, and achieving the nation’s net-zero commitments.
Director (Business Development) Asheesh Kumar highlighted the need for proactive innovation and diversification into emerging energy sectors. He stressed the importance of leveraging advanced technologies to drive sustainable growth and strengthen Coal India’s position in the rapidly evolving energy landscape.
The workshop aligns with Coal India’s broader vision of playing a pivotal role in India’s energy sector while contributing to national growth and energy security.
During the event, experts from various fields shared insights on global developments in the energy sector and discussed the importance of exploring sustainable and clean energy technologies as part of the ongoing energy transition. The deliberations focused on emerging opportunities, technological advancements, and strategies that can help shape a cleaner and more sustainable energy future for the country.
The workshop reaffirmed Coal India’s commitment to embracing innovation, supporting energy diversification, and contributing to India’s transition towards a secure, sustainable, and self-reliant energy ecosystem.
