1 / 6

GST AND GUPTA COAL

The impact of GST rate on coal is going to be positive for the whole Indian Economy. Reduction in the tax rate on coal would help other Industries, feels Mr. Padmesh Gupta, Chairman Gupta coal & Energy Pvt. Ltd. What is India doing to clean up its coal industry, given the proven negative, long term consequences (local & global) of coal combustion ? What ideas and initiatives can India project as good faith commitments to improving its coal sector and limiting coal users related emissions ? Questioned Mr.Padmesh Gupta.<br>For more update about Padmesh Gupta click here… https://www.padmeshgupta.com/blog/

padmeshgupta1
Download Presentation

GST AND GUPTA COAL

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. GST AND COAL WASHERY By:- Padmesh Gupta IND:- 712 6657400 Email: info@guptaglobal.com

  2. GST AND COAL WASHERY • The impact of GST rate on coal is going to be positive for the whole Indian Economy. Reduction in the tax rate on coal would help other Industries, feels Mr. Padmesh Gupta, Chairman Gupta coal & Energy Pvt. Ltd. • What is India doing to clean up its coal industry, given the proven negative,

  3. PadmeshGupta - GST • long term consequences (local & global) of coal combustion ? • What ideas and initiatives can India project as good faith commitments to improving its coal sector and limiting coal users related emissions ? Questioned Mr.Padmesh Gupta.

  4. PadmeshGupta • Some misconceptions need to be addressed. First India is not part of some small minority of countries that have experienced consistent coal consumption growth. Most large, developing countries and even some developed countries have seen resurgences in coal usage from the early 2000s onwards.

  5. Coal Gupta - GST • Second, carbon capture and sequestion technologies are far from proven and decades away from financial viability. Finally, India’s energy mix is not capable of dynamically reorienting towards non-coal alternatives in a 15-20 yrs time scale .In the long run, India must transition to renewables and non-fossil fuels but the golden age of renewables is still some decades away.

  6. Thank You For Latest Client Case Studies Kindly get in touch with us Website : www.padmeshgupta.com/blog/ By:- Padmesh Gupta • IND:- 712 6657400 • Email: info@guptaglobal.com

More Related