We are reckoned as one of the most astounding Coal Suppliers in India. We supply diversified range of Indian Coal as well as imported Steam Coal. Coal is formed from plant remains that have been compacted, hardened, chemically altered, and metamorphosed by heat and pressure over geologic time. It is suspected that coal was formed from prehistoric plants that grew in swamp ecosystems. Coal is believed to be formed during the carboniferous era (280 to 345 million years ago). Additionally, customers are also eased with the availability of the wholesale bituminous coal & steam coal in India. In the earlier days of our Earth, the plants that lived then eventually died and Coalification began. The layers of the plant matter died and started accumulating at the bottom of the seabed. Conversion of these organic matters due to the action of pressure, temperature, and a hundreds of years went into the making of this wonderful energy fuels. They helped in trapping atmospheric carbon in the ground in huge peat bogs that eventually were covered and deeply buried by sediments as a result of which those plants remain transformed into fuel. With the passing time, the chemical and physical properties of the plant remains were changed by geological action to create a solid matter-Coal.

• Lignite- Also referred as brown coal, lignite is brownish black in color having a wood like texture and intermediate density with low heating value. As the lowest grade of coal, it is mainly used as fuel for electric power generation.
• Sub bituminous Coal- Having lower heating value than bituminous coal, Sub bituminous Coal is used in generation of electricity. It is medium soft coal with less moisture.
• Bituminous Coal, or Steam Coal- Generally having the highest value of coal content, Bituminous Coal has a low volatile content & low ash content, especially low sulfur which makes it a higher energy output of coal. It is hard, glossy and black coal that is environment friendly and doesn’t produce much slag in the boiler.

• As a fuel
• As coke
• Ethanol production
• Gasification
• Liquefaction
• As refined coal
• Industrial use
• Cultural use

• Carbon
• Hydrogen
• Oxygen
• Small amount of Nitrogen and Sulphur

• Pure
• Black in color
• Produces less smoke
• Highly flammable