Africa and the Middle East's coal imports are surging: why and for how long?
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Who are the emerging coal buyers in Africa and the Middle East? What are the common themes between different nations and will burgeoning power projects get lift off? We see first wave importers Turkey and Morocco increasing, allowing for emergent Egypt to establish itself as a key import centre. Sub Sahara Africa and the UAE show promise too, although new projects are not without their risks.
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