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Developing Better Policies in the Indian Coal Sector

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Published: November 20, 2007

Presented at the Conference on Managing the Social and Environmental Consequences of Coal Mining in India, New Delhi

Chikkatur and Sagar discuss the role of coal in India's energy supply, key challenges related to the growth of India's coal sector, and special institutional and governance issues. They conclude by highlighting key areas for policy focus.

See also the associated conference paper, "Developing Better Policies for the Sustainable Development of the Indian Coal Sector."

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Chikkatur, Ananth and Ambuj D. Sagar. “Developing Better Policies in the Indian Coal Sector.” November 20, 2007

Asia & the Pacific Carbon Capture Technologies Energy Energy Technology Innovation Policy Environment and Natural Resources Science, Technology, and Public Policy South Asia

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