Impact of the potential obstruction of new US west coast coal exporting terminals Report

Insight 19 February 2014

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Report summary

In this insight, we examine the challenges that are currently facing Powder River Basin coal exports, explore hurdles for the development of future port projects, and pose a sensitivity to our base case. This sensitivity outlines how our projections for the future of US coal markets will change if new US west coast coal exporting terminals are not developed.

Executive Summary
- Challenges facing US coal exports to Pacific markets
  - Current exporting capacity limitations
  - US coal exporting terminals and major US coal exporting basins
  - Hurdles to new port development
- Projected impacts if US west coast terminals are not developed
  - Shifts in demand

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This report includes 8 images and tables including:

Impact of the potential obstruction of new US west coast coal exporting terminals: Image 1
Impact of the potential obstruction of new US west coast coal exporting terminals: Table 1
Base case projected exports and port capacity availability under current proposals for PRB coal (Mst)

Impact of the potential obstruction of new US west coast coal exporting terminals: Image 3
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Impact of the potential obstruction of new US west coast coal exporting terminals: Image 6
Market coal price forecast (Real 2013 US$): base case vs. port case