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Site visit report: Captive coke plant of Cilegon
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Field visit to Cilegon's captive coke facility reveals strong operational resilience but policy-driven vulnerabilities. While blending optimization and coal diversification (US, China) provide mitigation, RKAB quotas and Australian coal exposure (~58%) create binding constraints. Policy risks exceed operational risks.
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