Foreword

By the Director General, DGH

MARKETING OF CBM AS CNG FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE COUNTRY
The exploration awareness for Coal Bed Methane (CBM) in India shows a dramatic change of scenario from
lukewarm response in the first round of bidding (2001) to ‘CBM rush’ in the third round (2006), within a span of five
years. 54 bids were received from 26 companies, including 8 foreign and 18 Indian Companies, for 10 blocks, in
CBM-III. In other words, there is a sea change in the perception on commercial viability of CBM operation in the
minds of national and international players. Major International players like BP and Arrow Energy were successful
in winning blocks.

India, with the fourth largest proven coal reserves in the world, holds significant prospects for exploration and
exploitation of CBM. The total sedimentary area for CBM exploration is of the order of 26,000 sq. km. Out of this,
exploration has been initiated in only 52% of the area. In other words, a large area remains to be explored. The
prognosticated CBM resources is about 50 TCF, out of which only 6.24 TCF has been established. There is,
therefore, a huge opportunity for potential investors.

The exploration carried out by various operators in the state of Jharkhand, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh
reveals that Gondwana coals constitute excellent CBM plays that can be harnessed commercially with the induction
of appropriate technology. Commercial production of CBM has already commenced in Raniganj CBM block in
West Bengal. Efforts are also being made in Sohagpur blocks in Madhya Pradesh to commence commercial
production shortly. From a current level of CBM production of 0.15 MMSCMD, it is expected to go up to 7.4
MMSCMD by the year 2013.

In the present round of CBM-IV, 10 blocks are being offered. The CBM policy in India is one of the most investor
friendly policies in the world. Besides attractive fiscal and contractual terms, a totally transparent and fair bid
evaluation criteria (BEC) has been evolved and is in place.

The opportunities in the Indian CBM arena beckons companies actively involved in CBM operations to invest in
the vast CBM potential in India. It is a pleasure for me to invite potential investors to come and join hands with us
for harnessing this clean energy resource.

(V. K. Sibal)
PRODUCTION OF CBM IS IN PROGRESS Director General

 
COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 CBM-IV at a Glance
In order to explore and produce Coal Bed Methane (CBM) and to increase the pace of exploration and develop-
ment in the country, the Government of India offers ten additional blocks in different coal/lignite fields under CBM
Round-IV of international bidding. These blocks covering an area of about 5000 Sq Km and located in the states of
List of Blocks
Jharkhand, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, hold sizable resources
of CBM showing good prospectivity. Location of these blocks are shown in the map given below. A brief technical
and general information of these ten blocks are provided in this brochure. Sl.No. Coal Field Block Name Area State
(Sq. Km.)

1 Raj Mahal RM(E)-CBM-2008/IV 1128 Jharkhand

2 Talchir TL-CBM-2008/IV 557 Orissa

3 Ib Valley IB-CBM-2008/IV 209 Orissa

4 Singrauli SR(W)-CBM-2008/IV 269 MP

5 Sohagpur SP(NE)-CBM-2008/IV 339 MP & Chhattisgarh

6 Satpura ST-CBM-2008/IV 714 MP

7 North East AS-CBM-2008/IV 113 Assam

8 Wardha WD(N)-CBM-2008/IV 442 Maharashtra

9 Wardha WD(E)-CBM-2008/IV 503 Maharashtra

10 Mannargudi MG-CBM-2008/IV 766 Tamil Nadu

 
COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Rajmahal Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA Basin Boundary undefined
BASIN TYPE Rifted Gondwana Basin covered by
Tholeite Volcanics
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘C’
COAL RESERVES As basin boundary not defined, no reserve SEAM DEPTH 600-1000m
of coal assessed
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY No geophysical Survey done
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data available
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by a large no of core holes
Rajmahal Coalfield
Block on Offer: RM(E)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE RM(E)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 1128 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 8-10
SEAM THICKNESS Up to 40M
PERMEABILITY Moderate
GAS CONTENT 3m3/t
CBM RESOURCES 91.0 BCM

LANDSAT IMAGERY OF
RAJMAHAL COALFIELD

additional information INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK:

RM(E)-CBM-2008/IV
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Dumka
NEAREST AIRPORT Ranchi
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Pakur
NEAREST SEA PORT Kolkata
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY Arrow- Gail consortium operating in adjoining CBM
SCHEMATIC LITHOLOG Blocks
SECTION, RAJMAHAL ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE ZONE None
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF RAJMAHAL COALFIED COALFIELD WITHIN THE BLOCK

 
COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Talchir Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA 1800 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Intra Cratonic Half Graben
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘C’
COAL RESERVES 42,841 MMt
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY No subsurface Geophysical Data
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by a large no of core holes
Talchir Coalfield
Block on Offer: TL-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE TL-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 557 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 9 - 11
SEAM THICKNESS 20 – 80 m
SEAM DEPTH 600-1200m
PERMEABILITY Moderate
GAS CONTENT 3m3/t
CBM RESOURCES 74.55 BCM

Area: 557 Sq.Km

GEOLOGICAL MAP OF TALCHIR COALFIELD, ORISSA

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK:

TL-CBM-2008/IV

additional information
LANDSAT IMAGERY OF TALCHIR COALFIELD NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Angul STRATIGRAPHIC SUCCESSION OF
NEAREST AIRPORT Bhuvaneswar TALCHIR COALFIFLD
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Angul
NEAREST SEA PORT Paradip
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY RIL & Geopetrol
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE ZONE None
WITHIN THE BLOCK

 
COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Ib Valley Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA 1460 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Intra Cratonic Half Graben
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘C’
COAL RESERVES 22, 421 MMt
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY No Geophysical data exists
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data available
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by a large no of core holes
Ib Valley Coalfield
Block on Offer : IB-CBM-2008/IV
IB-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE IB -CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 209 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 5
SEAM THICKNESS 40 – 50 m
SEAM DEPTH 600 – 800m
PERMEABILITY Moderate
GAS CONTENT 3-4 m3/ton
CBM RESOURCES 34.1 BCM

LANDSAT IMAGERY OF IB VALLEY COALFIELD

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: IB-CBM-2008/IV

STANDARD LITHOLOG SECTION OF
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF IB VALLEY COALFIELD IB VALLEY COALFIELD
additional information
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Jharsugda
NEAREST AIRPORT Bhubaneswar
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Hemagiri
NEAREST SEA PORT Paradip
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY None
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Singrauli Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA 1900 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Intra Cratonic Half Graben
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘C’
COAL RESERVES 13,478 MMt
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Coalfield is partly covered by Gravity SEAM DEPTH Up to 800M
Magnetic Survey
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by a large no of core holes
Singrauli Coalfield
Block on Offer: SR(W)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE SR (W)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 269 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 8
SEAM THICKNESS 2 - 3.75 m
PERMEABILITY Good
GAS CONTENT 3.5m3/t
CBM RESOURCES 8.97 BCM

LANDSAT IMAGERY OF SINGRAULI COALFIELD

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK:

SR (W)-CBM-2008/IV

STANDARD LITHOLOG SECTION OF

additional information SINGRAULI COALFIELD

GEOLOGICAL MAP OF SINGRAULI COALFIELD
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Singrauli
NEAREST AIRPORT Varanasi
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Singrauli
NEAREST SEA PORT Mumbai/Kolkata
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY Deep Industries-Coal Gas operating in adjoining
CBM Block
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Sohagpur Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA 3000 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Intra Cratonic Half Graben
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘A to ‘B’’
COAL RESERVES 4818 MMt
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Partly Covered by Gravity Survey
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by core holes. Also CBM wells drilled in PERMEABILITY Good
adjoining blocks.
Sohagpur Coalfield
Block on Offer: SP(NE)-CBM-2008/
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE SP(NE)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 339 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 5
SEAM THICKNESS 5-15 m
SEAM DEPTH 800-1200m
GAS CONTENT 5-6m3/ton
CBM RESOURCES 17.21 BCM

LANDSAT IMAGERY OF SOHAGPUR COAL FIELD

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK:

SP(NE)-CBM-2008/IV

additional information
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Shahdol
NEAREST AIRPORT Raipur
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Manendragarh
NEAREST SEA PORT Mumbai/Kolkata
SCHEMATIC LITHOLOG
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY RIL & Geopetrol in
SECTION OF SOHAGPUR
CBM blocks COALFIELD
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF SOHAGPUR COALFIELD ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Satpura Coalfield Satpura Coalfield
Block on Offer: ST-CBM-2008/IV
COAL FIELD AREA 5180 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Rifted basin along Son-Narmada
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE ST-CBM-2008/IV
Geofracture
BLOCK AREA 714 Sq Km
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 4-5
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘A’ to ‘B’
SEAM THICKNESS 8-15m
COAL RESERVES 2876 MMt
SEAM DEPTH 300 – 1200 m
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Gravity Survey done
PERMEABILITY Moderate
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists
GAS CONTENT 4m3/ton
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by core holes
CBM RESOURCES 25.37 BCM

GEOLOGICAL MAP OF SATPURA COALFIELD

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: ST-CBM-2008/IV

additional information STANDARD LITHOLOG SECTION OF WELLS

LANDSAT IMAGERY OF SATPURA COALFIELD
DRILLED IN SATPURA COALFIELD
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Parasia /Patharkhera
NEAREST AIRPORT Nagpur
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Barbatpur
NEAREST SEA PORT Mumbai
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY None
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Upper Assam (North East) Coalfield Upper Assam (North East) Coalfield
Block on Offer: AS-CBM-2008/IV
COAL FIELD AREA 200 Sq Km (Approx)
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE AS-CBM-2008/IV
BASIN TYPE Tertiary Shelf Basin in Schuppen Belt
BLOCK AREA 113 Sq Km
COAL BEARING UNIT Tikak Parbat Formation, Barail
NO. OF COAL SEAMS 4-5
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘B’’
SEAM THICKNESS Up to 80m
COAL RESERVES 432 MMt in explored …areas / mines
SEAM DEPTH 800-1500 m
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Gravity Magnetic Survey data exists
PERMEABILITY Very Good
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists
GAS CONTENT 8m3/ton
STATUS OF EXPLORATION 2D seismic Survey, two wells drilled by OIL
CBM RESOURCES 60.3 BCM

GEOLOGICAL MAP OF UPPER ASSAM (NORTH EAST) COALFIELD INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: AS-CBM-2008/IV

additional information
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Margherita
STANDARD LITHO STRATIGRAPHY OF
NEAREST AIRPORT Mohanbari UPPER ASSAM
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Ledo
NEAREST SEA PORT Kolkata
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY None
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
LANDSAT IMAGERY OF UPPER ASSAM COALFIELD ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Wardha Coalfield
COAL FIELD AREA 4150 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Rifted Intra Cratonic
COAL BEARING UNIT Barakar Formation
COAL GRADE/ RANK High Volatile Bituminous ‘C’
COAL RESERVES 5818 MMt
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Covered by Gravity Survey
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery Study Done
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored mainly up to 300m depth
Wardha Coalfield
Blocks on Offer: WD(N)-CBM-2008/IV & WD(E)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK NOMENCLATURE WD (N)-CBM-2008/IV WD (E)-CBM-2008/IV
BLOCK AREA 442 Sq Km 503 Sq Km
NO. OF COAL SEAMS One main seam One main seam
SEAM THICKNESS 5-15 m 6-18m
SEAM DEPTH 600-1200m 800-1200m
PERMEABILITY Moderate Moderate
GAS CONTENT 4m3/ton 4m3/ton
CBM RESOURCES 24.5 BCM 19.9 BCM

INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: WD(N)-CBM-2008/IV INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: WD(E)-CBM-2008/IV

SCHEMATIC LITHOLOG SECTION OF
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF WARDHA COALFIELD, MAHARASHTRA WARDHA COALFIELD
additional information
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Wardha Chandrapur
NEAREST AIRPORT Nagpur Nagpur
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Wardha Chandrapur
NEAREST SEA PORT Mumbai Mumbai
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY None None
ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None None
ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 Mannargudi Lignite Field (Cauvery Basin) Manargudi Lignite Field (Cauvery Basin)
Block on Offer: MG-CBM-2008/IV
LIGNITE FIELD AREA 766 Sq Km
BASIN TYPE Coastal Shelf
COAL BEARING UNIT Cuddalore Formation BLOCK NOMENCLATURE MG-CBM-2008/IV
COAL GRADE/ RANK Sub Bituminous BLOCK AREA 766 Sq Km
COAL RESERVES 21, 000 MMt NO. OF COAL SEAMS One
GRAVITY MAGNETIC SURVEY Gravity data exists SEAM THICKNESS 7.2 – 85.6 m
LANDSAT IMAGERY Imagery data exists SEAM DEPTH 145 – 550m
STATUS OF EXPLORATION Explored by a large no of core holes PERMEABILITY Very Good
GAS CONTENT Av 1 m3/t
CBM RESOURCES 27.7 BCM

TECTONIC MAP OF CAUVERY BASIN INDEX MAP OF CBM BLOCK: MG-CBM-2008/IV

(After ONGC, 1993)

additional information
NEAREST TOWN FROM THE BLOCK Thanjavur
NEAREST AIRPORT Tiruchirapally
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION Tiruchirapally
NEAREST SEA PORT Chennai
OPERATOR WORKING NEARBY None
STRATIGRAPHIC SUCCESSION OF
CAUVERY BASIN ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE None
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF CAUVERY BASIN, INDIA
(After Ramanathan, 1968; Banerji, 1979; Updated By NLC) ZONE WITHIN THE BLOCK

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 HIGHLIGHTS OF CURRENT ACTIVITIES
• A total of 26 blocks, covering an area of 13,600
Sq.Km. have been awarded so far, under 3 rounds
of CBM bidding.
• Total CBM Resource in these blocks is estimated at CBM BLOCKS AWARDED UNDER CBM ROUNDS:
1374 BCM.
I,II, III AND ON NOMINATION BASIS
• More than 250 CBM wells have been drilled in the
awarded blocks.
• 181 BCM of CBM reserve has already been
established in 4 blocks.
• Horizontal multi-lateral and in-seam CBM wells have
CNG METERING STATION AT A GGS SITE
been drilled using latest drilling technology.
• 3 CBM blocks have already entered into Development
Phase, with planned production of more than 5
MMSCMD by 2013.
• Commercial production of CBM in India already
started w.e.f. 14.07.2007.

COAL BED METHANE POLICY

• The CBM policy provides for attractive fiscal &

contractual terms, which are considered to be
some of the best in the world.
• Some of the attractive terms offered by the
Government are as follows:

> No participating interest of the Government

> No upfront payment GROUP GATHERING STATION OF LEGEND
A PRODUCING CBM FIELD
> No Signature Bonus
CBM I
> No custom duty on imports required for CBM
exploration Nomination Basis
> Allotment of blocks through global bidding
CBM II
CBM III
> Freedom to sell gas in the domestic market,
at market determined prices

> Fiscal stability provisions in the Contract

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)
 NAME & ADDRESS OF COMPANIES ENGAGED IN CBM ACTIVITIES IN INDIA

RIL
Shri Jayant Parimal,
President,
Reliance Industries Ltd.,
5th Floor, Studio Complex,
SG Highway,
Ahmedabad – 382481
Phone:079-66063502
Fax: 079-66063599
ONGC
Shri C. K. Prasad
GGM- Project Manager,
ONGC, CBM- Development Project,
First Floor, HSCL Building,
Near- Naya More,
Bokaro Steel City-827001
Phone No: 06542-226667
Fax: 06542-226666
GEOPETROL
Shri B.B. Sharma
Chief of Assets
Gepetrol International Inc.,
Lane W-4D/6, Western Avenue,
Sainik Farms,
New Delhi-62
Tel: 91-11-29551233
Fax: 011-29555487
IOC
Shri V.S. Okhde,
Executive Director,
Business Develiopment Exploration
& Production,
Indian Oil Bhavan,
No. 1, Sri Aurobindo Marg,
Yusuf Sarai, New Delhi-110016
Phone: 011-26512623
RNRL
Shri N. Balasubramanian,
Reliance Natural Resources Ltd.
H Block, 1st floor,
Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City,
Navi Mumbai-400710
Tel: 022-30099526
Fax: 022-30099775
ARROW ENERGY
Mr. N W Robinson,
Country Manager,
Arrow Energy (India) Pty. Ltd.
DLF Cyber City,
Phase-III, Building No. 9
Tower B, 16th floor,
Gurgaon-122 002
Phone: 0124-4391200
Fax: 0124-4391201
BP
Shri Nitin Shrimankar,
India CBM Project Director,
GEECL
BP India Services Pvt. Ltd. Prashant Modi,
3rd Floor, Tower B President & COO,
First India Place, Sushant Lok-1 Great Eastern Energy
Mehrauli Gurgaon Road, Corporation Ltd.
Gurgaon, Haryana Signature Towers-A,
Phone:0124-4539000 14th floor, South City,
Fax: 0124-4539001 Gurgaon-122 001
Phone:-0124-4559900
GSPCL Fax: 0124-2580467/68 A TYPICAL SLANT RIG IN A CBM FIELD FOR DRILLING AN
Mr. D.J.Pandyan INCLINED WELL
CMD, Gujarat State Petroleum
ESSAR
Corporation Ltd. Shri Prem Sawhney,
GSPC Bhavan, Sector 11, COO, Clean Coal Business,
Gandhinagar-382011 Essar Oil Limited,
Phone: 079-55701001 Essar House, 11, Keshavrao
Fax: 079-23236375 Khadye Marg,
Mahalaxmi, Mumbai-400034
CMPDIL Phone:022-67335000
Shri B.N. Prasad Fax: 022-24954315
HOD (CBM)
Central Mine Planning & Design
COAL GAS
Institute Ltd., Shri Rupesh Savla, MD,
Gondwana Place, Kanke Road, COALGAS/ DEEP Industries Ltd.,
Ranchi, Jharkhand 6 Floor, AstronTower,
Phone: 0651- 2230001/02 Opp. Fun-Republic Cinema,
Fax: 0651-2231851/ 2231447 S.G. Highway,
Ahmedabad- 380 015
CIMFR Fax: 079-26862077
Dr. Amlendu Sinha
Director, CIMFR,
GAIL
Barwa Road, Dhanbad-826004 Shri B.P.Singh,
Phone: 0326-2202326 Fax: 0326-2202429 Executive Director (E&P),
GAIL Bhavan,
CIL 16, Bhikaiji Cama Place,
Shri Partho Bhattacharya, R.K. Puram,
CMD, Coal India Limited, New Delhi-110066
10, Netaji Subhash Road, Phone:011-26182955
Kolkata-700001 Fax: 011- 26185941 DRILLING IN PROGRESS IN A CBM FIELD
Tel: 033-22435063 Fax: 033-22483373

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COAL COAL
BED BED
METHANE METHANE
(CBM-IV, (CBM-IV,
2009) 2009)