According to a leading financial daily, Coal India has entered into pacts with 14 power plants for the supply of coal. However some of the power companies including National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) have refused to sign it due to their objections on some of the clauses of the model fuel supply agreement. Most of the power producers have reservations about certain clauses, including those related to penalty, in the revised Fuel Supply Agreement (FSA) put forward by Coal India. So far other power firms with which Coal India has entered into pacts includes Reliance Power's Rosa Power project, Lanco Anpara Power and Bajaj Hindustan. Last month, the government had issued a directive to Coal India to commit a minimum of 80% of fuel supply to power producers, failing which it would attract penalty.