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Coal Price Rise Irrational

Nov 1, 2016

The recent coal price surge in China was irrational and unsustainable, an official said Monday, predicting that prices will retreat as supplies increase. There is no basis for further rises in coal prices, as supplies, freight volume and ...

Tags: Coal, Coal Price

Australia's Queensland State Forecast to Receive Higher Tax Revenue From Coal Output

Dec 16, 2015

Tax revenue from coal production in the Australian state of Queensland is forecast to rise to A$1.93 billion ($1.4 billion) in fiscal year 2016-2017 (July-June), based on assumptions that hard coking coal prices will average $100/mt in the ...

Tags: coking coal, Thermal coal, Semi-soft coking coal

North American Coal Industry Faces More Declines in 2016: Moody's

Dec 15, 2015

The North American coal industry remains negatively positioned for 2016 with thermal coal facing a slow, long-term decline and metallurgical coal prices unlikely to recover within the next 12 months, a Moody's Investors Service note said ...

Tags: Coal Industry, thermal coal, metallurgical coal

Indian Consumption of Dalrymple Bay's Australian Coal Slumps in Oct

Nov 25, 2015

Dalrymple Bay coal terminal's exports to India slumped dramatically in October to just 266,700 mt compared with 873,500 mt in September and an on-month decline of 228%, according to shipping data for the Australian terminal released ...

Tags: coal, thermal coal, metallurgical coal

Capp Spot Market Frozen, But Winter Could Be 'shot in The Arm' at Year-End

Nov 25, 2015

US Central Appalachian coal producers and brokers are still hoping some kind of thermal spot market will develop with winter approaching, but many in the industry said this week they aren't holding out much hope. Market players continued ...

Tags: CAPP coal, MISO coal, fossil fuel

China's Coal Consumption Continues to Drop

Nov 18, 2015

China's coal consumption continued to decrease in the first ten months this year, according to the China National Coal Association (CNCA) on Tuesday. Coal consumption hit 3.23 billion tonnes during the January-October period, down 4.7 ...

Tags: coal consumption, coal

China Thermal Coal Import Demand to Fall Sharply

Sep 27, 2015

Chinese demand for seaborne-traded thermal coal will fall sharply from 2016, dragging prices down in its wake, analysts at Goldman Sachs said this week. In a report entitled The Tiger and the Dragon, the bank's analysts downgraded their ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Coal, Coal Mining

An Already Grim Situation Baout Coal Industry Made Worse by Weak Demand

Jan 27, 2015

Coal provides nearly two thirds of China's energy, but for mining companies, this winter could not be more chilly. The government has done its best to save the day, but it is not enough to force up the price of coal, even in the short ...

Tags: Coal Industry, Coal

BHP Billiton Embarked on a Rapid Production Capacity Expansion Program

Jan 8, 2015

December is normally associated with celebrating achievements and chalking out action plans for the year ahead. But for Andrew Mackenzie, the chief executive officer of mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd, December was the culmination of an ...

Tags: BHP Billiton, Miner

Raspadskaya Coal Announced Its Raw Coal Production Volume Decreased by Four Percent

Oct 17, 2014

Raspadskaya Coal Company (Raspadskaya), one of the largest coking coal producers in Russia, has announced that in the third quarter this year its raw coal production volume decreased by four percent compared to the second quarter of this ...

Tags: Coal Output, Mineral

Concentrate Sales Increased by 54 Percent to 1.657 Million Mt

Aug 12, 2014

Raspadskaya Coal Company (Raspadskaya), one of the largest coking coal producers in Russia, has announced that in the second quarter this year its raw coal production volume increased by 38 percent compared to the first quarter of this year ...

Tags: Raspadskaya, raw coal, Metallurgy, Mineral

Uncertainty Over Price Cuts Affects Imported Coal

Jun 29, 2014

Uncertainty over the scale of widely-expected price cuts by Chinese coal producers for July domestic cargoes has cast a cloud over the South China market for imported thermal coal, market sources said Tuesday. Because of this, buyers and ...

Tags: Thermal coal, Domestic Cargoes

The Australian State's Exports of Coal Is Expected to Surpass 200m Mt for The First Time

Jun 6, 2014

Queensland's government expects the Australian state's exports of seaborne-traded coking and thermal coal to surpass 200 million mt for the first time in the current fiscal year ending June 30, budget papers released by state treasurer Tim ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, Coal

US Power Plants Have Cut Carbon Emissions by 15% Since 2005

Jun 6, 2014

The US Environmental Protection Agency's proposed carbon emissions guidelines issued Monday would have the biggest impact on Appalachian and Powder River Basin thermal coal producers, though the latter may be able to soften the impact if ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, carbon emissions

45% of Traded Coking Coal Production of 300m Mt Is Unprofitable at Current Pricing Levels

May 15, 2014

Australian coal exploration company Stanmore Coal estimates that 40% of global seaborne-traded thermal coal production of roughly 800 million mt and 45% of internationally traded coking coal production of around 300 million mt is ...

Tags: coal exploration, thermal coal

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