Indonesia bans coal export, South Gujarat industries feel the heat

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2 years ago

WithIndonesiabanning export of coal in January, industries using coal are feeling the heat. Indonesia, worlds largest exporter of thermal coal, has suspended exports of the fossil fuel due to concerns over dwindling supplies for its domestic power Plants.

The export ban has already led to

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coal prices both domestic and imported categories going up by Rs 1,000-3,300 per tonne in the local markets, depending upon the calorific values of the coal, said players on Monday. According to trade estimates, around 40,000 tonnes of coal is supplied every day to various industries across southGujaratfrom local Ports.
However, industries using coal claimed that they have stock of the fuel for a couple of weeks and they will not be affected by the price hike if the issue is resolved within a week.