Coal exports set to go from strength to strength
Demand from Asia will lift the volume of coal exported from Australia in 2012 with shipments expected to rise 11% to 164m tonnes.
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Xstrata’s Mangoola mine, Yancoal’s Moolarben mine (8mt) and Peabody Energy’s Wilpinjong operation expansion (extra capacity of 8mt a year) will deliver more coal in 2012, a Bureau of Resource and Energy Economics’ (BREE) report showed.
Shipments are expected to rise a...
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