The power of cost curves
Published by Angharad Lock,
Digital Assistant Editor
World Coal,
GlobalData recently released its global coal cost curves. These cost curves are generated by estimating the operating costs of each individual coal mine; the height of each bar represents the cost per tonne of production, while the width represents the total yearly production of coal at that mine.
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