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Infrastructure to hinder Indonesian coal plans

by Liz McCarthy, Singapore — last modified Aug 18, 2010 01:10 PM

BULK carrier owners will be unable to benefit from Indonesia’s growing internal demand for coal and the shorthaul trade it is set to generate due to limited port infrastructure at both loading terminals and power plants.

With few expansion plans in the pipeline, it is likely to be more cost effective to use tugs and barges that bring coal out from inland waterways for than tranship on bulk carriers for export, Sean Lee Yun Feng, chief...

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