Indonesian Seaborne Coal Exports: a rocky road
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Report summary
Indonesia's coal exporting potential is vast. Situated strategically between energy hungry giants such as China and India, with a low-cost work force and abundant reserves of sought after low to medium rank coal, Indonesia is a well positioned supplier of thermal coal to growing Asian markets. However, Indonesian coal producers have lately been struggling with changes to their exporting environment.
Table of contents
- Internal energy self sufficiency
- Lower China demand
- Regulation and taxes
- Cost cuts and altered productivity
- Crack down on illegal coal trades
- South Korea indications
- A positive outlook
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Thermal supply and demand forecast (Mt)
- Thermal domestic demand forecast (Mt)
- Cost reduction comparison (US$/tonne)
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