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China coal supply summary
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Report summary
The expanding trend of China's domestic marketable coal output was temporarily interrupted in 2020 when COVID-19 broke out. After the economy gradually recovered in 2021 and 2022, the demand rebounded correspondingly, driving production to rise again. We expect marketable coal production to hover at a high level in the near term and will substantially decline with diminishing coal demand amid decarbonisation in the longer term. Total cash cost rose significantly in 2021 and 2022, owing to higher labour costs, mining costs and royalties. Fundamental improvement on the weighted average C1 cash cost, in the long run, is facing many challenges, such as the tangled labour issue, the intelligent development and the shifting of China’s energy consumption structure.
Table of contents
- Thermal production
- Metallurgical production
- Non-coastal costs
- Coastal seaborne costs
- Rail
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Northern China rail infrastructure
- Route one
- Route two
- Route three
- Route four
- Southern China rail infrastructure
- Western China rail infrastructure
- Road
- Shipping
- Coastal shipping
Tables and charts
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- Northern China rail network (key rail lines)
- Southern China rail network
- Western China rail network
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