Country Report
Indonesia coal supply summary
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Report summary
Indonesia's raw coal production saw a phenomenal growth in 2023, increasing 13% to 775 million tonnes following on a robust growth of 12% in the previous year. Higher coal prices incentivized the growth in output from key coal producing regions – East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan and Sumatra. Indonesia continues to maintain its status as swing supplier for the thermal coal. Strong demand from Asia continued to fuel the growth from Indonesia. Unlike 2022 when supply growth was from the Sumatra province, bulk of the growth in 2023 was from Kalimantan region. We estimate that the growth was majorly driven by mid to low energy coal. With increasing ESG concerns, Indonesian coal miners are taking steps to diversify their business to hedge against a steeply falling demand for low to mid grade coal in the long term.
Table of contents
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Kalimantan infrastructure
- Barge
- Trans-shipment
- Ports
- Barge
- Rail
- Trans-shipment
- Ports
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- Kalimantan infrastructure
- Sumatra infrastructure
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