Coal stocks at thermal plants stay above 18 MT as deficit narrows
In short
Coal stocks at thermal power plants are staying above 18 MT as the supply gap gets smaller.
The plants need less than 3 MT of coal each day and produce more than 60% of peak-hour power. The story does not say if any shortages are still left at specific plants.
What the reporting says
Coal stocks at domestic thermal power plants are reported to be holding above 18 MT as the supply deficit narrows. The available summaries say these plants need less than 3 MT of coal a day and generate more than 60% of power during peak hours. The reporting does not give the exact latest stock change or say whether any plant-specific shortages remain.
Why it matters
The report says coal inventories at domestic thermal power plants remain above 18 MT while the supply deficit has narrowed. It also notes that these plants use less than 3 MT of coal per day and provide more than 60% of power during peak hours. That makes the stock level important for electricity supply, but the reporting does not specify the exact period, the size of the deficit improvement or any plant-wise shortfall.