- NLC reckons that demand for lignite for steel production can take a quantum jump following its adoption of Australian technology for use of lignite in steel mills, reducing dependency on costly imported coking coal.
NLC, along with State-run Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), has tied up with Environmental Clean Technologies (ECT) to set up an Indian joint venture, aiming to use ECT’s proprietary Matmor technology for use of lignite in SAIL's steelmaking blast furnaces and subsequently promote its use by other domestic steel production.
ECT’s Matmor technology uses wet, low carbon lignite in place of coking coal for production of finished steel at one third the cost of coking coal, officials observed
https://m.miningweekly.com/article/indias-nlc-ties-up-with-mecl-for-exploration-of-greenfield-lignite-blocks-2019-11-26
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