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All publications by tag «COAL»

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2019, August, 28, 12:45:00
CHINA'S COAL IMPORTS UP
China's July thermal coal imports, including lignite, jumped 20% from 20.44 million mt a year ago to 24.42 million mt,
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2019, August, 28, 12:25:00
U.S. COAL PRODUCTION DOWN
Coal use in the U.S. electric power sector has decreased as overall electricity demand has remained relatively flat and other fuels—particularly natural gas and renewables—have gained market share.
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2019, August, 26, 15:10:00
U.S. COAL DOWN
Moody's has lowered the outlook for the North American coal industry to negative from stable, the rating agency says in a new report.
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2019, August, 23, 11:00:00
CHINA'S COAL DEMAND UPDOWN
Though the share of coal in the China’s total energy mix fell to 59% last year from 68.5% in 2012, overall consumption in 2018 rose 3% from a year earlier to 3.82 billion tonnes,
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2019, August, 21, 11:55:00
INDONESIA'S COAL EXPORTS UP
Indonesia exported 30.6 million mt of thermal coal in May, up 6% on the month and up 20% on the year, according to latest customs data.
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2019, August, 19, 11:20:00
CHINA'S GREEN INVESTMENT $1 BLN
Chinese financial institutions provided at least $1 billion in “green” financing to coal-related projects in the first half of this year, a review of financial data showed, with fossil fuels still playing a major role in Beijing’s energy strategy.
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2019, August, 14, 12:00:00
AUSTRALIA'S CLIMATE CASH $339 MLN
Australia will give A$500 million ($339 million) to Pacific island nations for renewable energy projects and to help them prepare for the impact of climate change
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2019, August, 7, 12:20:00
OIL PRICES 2019-20: $64-65
Brent crude oil spot prices averaged $64 per barrel (b) in July, almost unchanged from the average in June 2019 but $10/b lower than the price in July of last year. EIA forecasts Brent spot prices will average $64/b in the second half of 2019 and $65/b in 2020. The forecast of stable crude oil prices is the result of EIA’s expectations of a relatively balanced global oil market. EIA forecasts global oil inventories will increase by 0.1 million barrels per day (b/d) in 2019 and 0.3 million b/d in 2020.
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2019, August, 7, 12:05:00
CHINA'S COAL UP
Long-term cuts in coal consumption are a key part of China’s energy, environment and climate goals, but the fivefold increase in new mine approvals in the first-half of 2019 suggests China’s targets still provide ample room for shorter-term growth.
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2019, July, 9, 16:45:00
AUSTRALIA'S COAL TO CHINA UP
A total of 6.43 million mt were exported from Gladstone, up 2% year on year and 8% month on month, and the highest monthly volume since the 6.45 million mt seen in January, GPC figures showed.