The report further stated that slowing economic growth and energy consumption in China as well as the restriction of coal use in its coastal regions will
impact seaborne trade, especially Indonesian exports.
Not exact matches
At a time when industry analysts laughed at the suggestion, Carbon Tracker was already modelling the
impact of Chinese thermal coal demand peaking on the
seaborne markets.
China's desire to reduce imports will cascade through the
seaborne market,
impacting prices and asset values for export mines in the US, Australia, Indonesia and South Africa.
If the US coal industry succeeds in exporting large quantities of publicly owned coal from the Powder River Basin, where most publicly owned coal is mined, to the Pacific
seaborne coal market, it would have a similar effect, according to an economic analysis from Dr. Thomas Power, «The Greenhouse Gas
Impact of Exporting Coal from the West Coast.»