Shriparna Saha is an Associate Editor at Financial Express (India). She specializes in energy and mining, covering critical topics within these sectors to provide insightful analysis and reporting. Shriparna's work has also been featured in S&P Global.
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Shriparna Saha's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, event coverage, and press releases related to lifestyle and entertainment in India. She covers a wide array of topics ranging from political events involving PM Modi to cultural center gatherings at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Given her focus on lifestyle and entertainment alongside political events, she may be interested in pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive insights into these themes within the Indian context.
Considering her emphasis on showcasing photos from events such as G20 Foreign Ministers Meet and awards received by Indian airports, offering visually engaging content could enhance the appeal of any pitches for potential coverage. If you have access to exclusive images or videos relating to lifestyle or entertainment events featuring prominent figures within India, it might pique Shriparna's interest.
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By: Shriparna Saha
China approved 25 GW of new coal power projects in the first half of 2025, slightly lower than the average in recent years and underscoring continued reliance on coal even as renewable capacity scales at record pace, the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) and Global Energy Monitor (GEM) said in a report Aug. 25.
By: Shriparna Saha, Tanya Jain
The Indonesian Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, or ESDM, officially announced the temporary suspension of its Minerba One Data Indonesia (MODI) application, effective Sept. 1, 2025. The closure is part of a strategic transition to a new integrated digital platform named MinerbaOne, aimed at significantly improving licensing, oversight and support services in the mineral and coal sectors.
By: Shriparna Saha
Asian thermal coal prices staged their longest rally in nearly two years last month but that momentum has fizzled out as Chinese domestic prices steady amid an easing of mine safety checks, tapering summer demand and higher hydropower output.
By: Hardik Verma, Shriparna Saha
Congestion at Australia's key coal ports has opened the door for rival suppliers, with Russia and Indonesia stepping in to capture a greater share of South Korea's thermal coal market, a trend that is likely to continue given their price advantage and premium quality.
By: Aditya Saroha, Shriparna Saha, Tanya Jain
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has imposed temporary operational suspensions of up to 60 days on 190 mining companies, including 90 coal producers, for failing to meet environmental obligations, according to an official sanction letter seen by Platts Sept. 22.
By: Shriparna Saha
China has issued detailed rules governing the signing and supervision of medium- and long-term thermal coal supply contracts for 2026, tightening volume requirements, pricing mechanisms and fulfillment oversight to ensure a stable fuel supply for power generation, according to a notice from the National Development and Reform Commission Nov. 19.
By: Vaibhav Chakraborty, Shriparna Saha
The Indonesian government has started the process of informing individual miners about their production quotas for 2026, substantial cuts from their proposed quotas expected, according to market sources.
