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Inefficiencies worth Rs380 million identified in imported coal procurement

Inefficiencies valued at Rs380 million were reportedly identified in imported coal procurement by independent power producers. The headline does not specify the country or the effect on electricity prices or supply.

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Procurement problems could raise power-generation costs or affect energy-sector reliability.

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  1. Rs380m inefficiencies identified in imported coal procurement by IPPs ↗arynews.tv · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 9:46 AM UTC

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