Presentation
Coal Use in India and China: Supply, Demand, and Generation
Presentation during Platts Coal Marketing Days, 2008
In this talk, Chikkatur presents India's and China's key energy challenges, challenges specific to the electricity and coal sectors, an overview of coal resources and reserves, and current and future coal technologies. Finally, Chikkatur suggests some key takeaways from his research.
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Chikkatur, Ananth. “Coal Use in India and China: Supply, Demand, and Generation.” Presentation, September 16, 2008.
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