Indonesia's Coal Exports Sink 23% as Global Demand Heads for a Record
energy_supply_shockAsia-PacificOilPrice28 Sept, 13:30 UTC
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The world’s biggest exporter of thermal coal, Indonesia, is not benefiting from tightening global coal markets amid an Asian switch to coal from gas due to the Middle East crisis choking LNG supply. Indonesian thermal coal exports have been crimped this year by government production quotas and heightened uncertainties about Indonesia’s policy in the coal mining and exporting sectors. Earlier this year, the government slashed quotas for coal miners. In the middle of the year, authorities revised up some of the quotas, but uncertainties…
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