
Indonesia targets 710Mt coal output in 2024 after record 2023
Indonesia aims to produce 710-million metric tons of coal in 2024, the Mining Minister said on Monday, after posting record output last year.

Indonesia aims to produce 710-million metric tons of coal in 2024, the Mining Minister said on Monday, after posting record output last year.

Indonesian thermal coal exports rose by 7% y-o-y to 360.58 million tonnes (mnt) in CY’23 as against 336.78 mnt in CY’22

Indonesia’s seaborne coal exports increased again from the previous month, an increase of more than 20% YoY.

Indonesia raised its coal output target for 2024, although projections of a steep increase in domestic consumption could curb exports

In December, Asia’s seaborne thermal coal imports hit a record high of 83.69 million metric tons, driven by robust demand from China

The mining work plan and budget for the next three years submitted by Indonesian Bumi Resources has been confirmed to be approved.

Two new coke batteries open up in Indonesia as Chinese steelmakers continue their push to offshore productive capacity

Indonesian state-owned coal mining company Bukit Asam (PTBA) has started building train-loading stations to boost output.

Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources is actively seeking to increase investment in the country’s underground coal resources

Coal stocks at Indonesian state-controlled utility PLN’s operated power plants could last for more than three weeks

China’s coal imports last month from top supplier Indonesia rose 16% from October while those from Australia were up nearly 30%

In the next two-three years, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Singapore will continue buying Chinese steel