Australia's coal cost trends for the past 20 years
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Report summary
The average operating cost for coal assets in Australia is heavily influenced by the coal price. Periods of high prices drive a focus on production growth and project development; low prices force operators to reduce both operating and capital costs to remain profitable. We have analysed Australian coal cash costs on a mine by mine basis for the past twenty years and identified key trends.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
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Cost trends
- Total cash cost curve 2013, 2012, 2003 and 1993
- Average total cash costs (all mines)
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Cost trends
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Australia's coal cost trends for the past 20 years: Image 1
- Australia's coal cost trends for the past 20 years: Image 2
- Australia's coal cost trends for the past 20 years: Image 3
- Australia's coal cost trends for the past 20 years: Image 4
- Benchmark thermal coal price assumptions
- Benchmark metallurgical coal price assumptions
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