The Indonesian coal industry is under pressure from both rising domestic demand and unprecedented interest from foreign investors, in particular China and India
Indonesian Coal Mining Association chairman Jeffrey Mulyono will tell delegates at Coaltrans Asia in June that domestic coal demand under the country’s Blueprint of National Energy will jump to about 236 mt, an increase of about 10.3 mtpa up to the year 2025, as Indonesia looks to coal to meet about 35% of its energy demand....
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