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Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014
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China's National Energy Administration (NEA) recently announced the target of consolidating 1,725 coal mines with total outdated coal capacity of 117 million tonnes in 2014. We estimate the capacity reduction through mine safety shut down would only account for 2% of China's total production, even in an upside scenario. Provinces in southern China such as Sichuan, Hunan and Guizhou that have high accident rates could see up to 28% of coal mine capacity closed this year.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- China continues to consolidate small coal mines due to mine safety issues
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Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014
- 2014 Coal mine consolidation plan by type (%)
- Conclusion
- Appendix
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- Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014: Table 1
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- Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014: Table 5
- Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014: Table 2
- Safety shut down has limited impact on China’s coal production in 2014: Image 1
- Coal mine consolidation plan for 2014
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