Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bk8tjb/coal_mining_in)
has announced the addition of the "Coal
Mining in Australia to 2020" report to their offering.
'Coal Mining in Australia to 2020' report comprehensively covers
Australian reserves of coal, proximate analysis of various coal,
reserves by state, the historic and forecast data on Australian coal
production, production by grade, type and state, historic and forecast
production of selected coal mines, coal prices, historic and forecast
coal consumption and exports, consumption by type and exports by country
and type. The report also includes factors influencing Australia's coal
demand, profiles of major coal producing companies and information on
the active, exploration and development coal projects.
Australia has high-quality black and brown coal deposits measuring 76.4
billion tonnes (Bnt) at the end of 2014. The country was ranked fourth
in the world, with 8.6% of global proven coal reserves, of which
sub-bituminous and lignite grade reserves accounted for 51.4%, and
anthracite and bituminous grades accounted for 48.6%.
Key Highlights:
- An estimated 473.6 million tonnes (Mt) of coal was produced in 2014,
up by 3.2% over 2013.
- The average benchmark price of thermal coal for the Japanese Fiscal
Year 2015 (JFY, April 2015 to March 2016) was US$67.8 per tonne, down by
17% over JFY2014.
- Black coal resources are mainly found in the states of Queensland and
New South Wales (NSW), which respectively accounted for 58% and 38% of
the total economic demonstrated resources (EDR) of black coal in 2013.
- Brown coal deposits are found in Victoria, with other deposits in
Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania. Around 19% of the
world's recoverable brown coal resources are located in Australia, which
ranks second after Germany in terms of brown coal reserves. Almost all
the country's recoverable brown coal EDR is located in the Latrobe
Valley, Victoria.
Key Topics Covered:
1 Executive Summary
2 Coal Mining in Australia - Reserves, Production, Consumption and Trade
2.1 Reserves by Geographical Region, Grade and Type of Ore
2.2 Historic and Forecast Production
2.3 Coal Production by Grade
2.4 Coal Production by Type - Coking and Thermal
2.5 Production by State
2.6 Active Mines
2.7 Exploration and Development Projects
2.8 Domestic Coal Consumption vs Exports
2.9 Factors Influencing Australia's Coal Demand
3 Global Coal Producers
4 Coal Producers in Australia
4.1 Glencore Plc
4.2 BHP Billiton Ltd (BHP Billiton)
4.3 Rio Tinto Plc
4.4 Peabody Energy Corporation
4.5 Yancoal Australia Ltd
5 Fiscal Regime
5.1 The Australian Mining Industry - Governing Bodies
5.2 The Australian Mining Industry - Governing Laws
5.3 The Australian Mining Industry - Mining Rights and Obligations
5.4 The Australian Mining Industry - Key Fiscal Terms
6 Appendix
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