Asset Report
Inner Mongolia (West) coal supply summary
Report summary
Inner Mongolia is the largest coal-producing province in China. In 2023, it accounted for 26.0% of the country's total production. The western region contains the Ordos and Wuhai prefectures, which contribute 67% of production for the province. The Ordos prefecture is home to some of China's largest mining operations and new projects. Coal produced in this region is extracted using underground longwall operations as well as large-scale surface mines. It has become a favourable acquisition target for domestic companies from other provinces looking to expand.
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
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Production areas
- Ordos prefecture
- Wuhai prefecture
- Consolidation programme and capacity changes
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Rail
- Shenshuo-Shuohuang
- Daqin
- Jizhang-Zhangtang
- Haoji Railway
- Road
- Power transmission
Tables and charts
This report includes 12 images and tables including:
- Detailed map
- Production by company (Mt)
- Key companies 2024
- Marketable reserves (01/01/2024)
- Resources
- Production (Mt)
- Production
- Rail infrastructure
- Cash cost – overall
- Overall cash cost
- Product quality
What's included
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