Budget 2025: Eliminate coal cess to support power intensive industries like aluminium, says Assocham
Assocham has pitched for the removal of coal cess stating that the move will support power-intensive industries like aluminium and maintain competitiveness of the domestic industry. In its pre-budget memorandum 2025-26, the industry body said that «high cess on coal (Rs 400 per MT)...be eliminated to support power-intensive industries.»
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The cess was introduced as Clean Energy Cess in 2010 with a levy of Rs 50 per metric tonne on coal.
It has been increased over the years from Rs 50 per metric tonne to Rs 100 per metric tonne in 2014-15, Rs 200 per metric tonne in 2015-16, and Rs 400 per metric tonne in the Union Budget 2016-17, it said.
The hike in coal cess has increased the production cost of aluminium many times, Assocham said.
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