China coal news

The Chinese import thermal coal market has reportedly jittered after an import control talk.

A mine collapse in the Jilin province of China on Sunday has claimed at least nine lives and ten more people have been injured.

GlobalData has reported that growth of CTO/MTO projects in China could be set to decelerate as the government intensifies efforts to meet clean energy goals.

China saw a slower growth in raw coal production in April, according to data showed from the National Bureau of Statistics.

Mongolian truck companies that mainly engage in coal transport from Tavan Tolgoi coalfield to Gashuunsukhait border crossing went on strike on 6 May 2019, demanding an increase in transport services prices.

According to CRU, coal import restrictions on Chinese imports of Australian coal will increase the price of domestic coal compared to the price of seaborne coal.

Currently, Chinese coal mines generally operate round the clock on three shifts. The plan will be good for coal miners to work in a normal and regular pattern.

China’s electricity generation in March this year was up 5.4% on March 2018, with electricity produced by coal up 1%.

thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions has detailed how it will continue supplying the Lufeng power plant with coal.

Fenwei Energy Information Services has reported that metallurgical coal prices are likely to remain at high levels in China this year.