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Indonesia will suffer from China's low energy coal ban
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Report summary
China's proposal to ban low-energy coal has negative implications for Indonesia's coal industry. In 2012, one-quarter of Indonesian coal production, of which 30% was exported to China, does not meet the minimum energy requirement in China's proposed regulation. Much of Indonesia's low-energy coal mine expansions and projects are being developed on the basis of growing Chinese demand so it is likely the proportion of low-energy sales to China would increase.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Low-energy coal import ban in China
- Thirty per cent of low-energy coal sales are to China
- Coal blending and upgrading are possible solutions
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- China proposed coal quality limits
- Major Indonesian mines that do not satisfy proposed China import requirements
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