Australian Coal Body Calls for Urgent Talks on New Tariffs
Australia must hold urgent talks with China to exempt coal producers from new tariffs in a free trade agreement due to be completed this year, an industry body said, following China's move to reintroduce coal tariffs after nearly a decade. |
China's Thermal Coal Import Outlook Remains Weak
The outlook for thermal coal import demand in China, the world's largest importer, is weak, rating agency Fitch said in its latest industry report. |
China Reforms Resource Tax on Coal
BEIJING - The Chinese government on Monday vowed to reform tax on coal. |
China's Dirty Coal Ban May Threaten Australian Exports: Experts
The Chinese government's decision to ban imports of lower quality coal, or "dirty" coal, from 2015 could affect a major portion of Australia's coal exports to China, experts said on Tuesday. |
Chinese Coal Giants Axe Output amid Prolonged Malaise
Winter for China's coal mine industry may be longer and more severe than expected as a third coal mine behemoth announced plans on Monday to reduce production amid plunging prices. |
Inner Mongolia Coal Production Slumps-China
Coal production in Inner Mongolia, China's major coal reserve, slumped 7.4 percent in the first seven months of 2014 year on year, local coal safety authorities said on Wednesday. |
China Bans High-Ash Coal
China's top economic planner has banned the sale and import of high-ash and high-sulfur coal from September 1, it announced on Aug 6th. |
US utilities turn to Colombia, Russia for coal in 2014
U.S. utilities are importing more coal from countries like Colombia, Russia and Indonesia in 2014 to hedge against poor railroad service, fulfill unique blends and, in an alarming trend for Central Appalachia coal producers, because it is less expensive than b... |
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