- Thursday July 27,2023
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Thailand imported 1.20 Mt of thermal coal (including bituminous and sub-bituminous coal) in Jun, down 37.26% YoY and 7.53% MoM, customs data showed.
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As the safety inspection progresses across coal mines nationwide, at least 18 coal mines have been mandated to suspend operation for the existence of major safety hazards since the beginning of this month, market sources noted. These mines are mainly located in Sichuan, Guizhou, Shaanxi and Gansu.
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Powerful typhoon Doksuri, the 5th typhoon of this year, is expected to move northwestward at a speed of 10-15 km/h and make landfall on the junction of Fujian and Guangdong provinces in the morning of July 28, according to the forecast of Central Meteorological Administration. From 8:00 a.m. on July 27 to 8:00 a.m. on July 28, torrential rain is expected to sweep across China's Taiwan, parts of Fujian and Zhejiang, as well as southwestern areas in Guizhou, Chongqing, and Sichuan. However, during August, four high-temperature periods are likely to occur nationwide.
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On Jul 26, the Baltic Dry Index recorded its largest single-day increase since March, driven by increased demand for Capesize vessels due to rising South American exports. The Index rose by 105 points, or 11%, reaching 1,067 points, the highest since Jul 17.
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China's newly-added solar power capacity reached 78.42 GW in H1 2023, incl. 37.46 GW of concentrated PV capacity and distributed capacity, according to a report issued by NEA on Jul 27. By end-Jun, the country's cumulative solar capacity totaled 470 GW, incl. 271.8 GW of concentrated and 198.2 GW of distributed.
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India's state-owned coal producer SCCL has declared a 15-day force majeure across its mines in southern state of Telangana as heavy rains hampered its operation. The force majeure takes effect from July 17 until the end of the month.
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India's state-owned coal producer SCCL has declared a 15-day force majeure across its mines in southern state of Telangana as heavy rains hampered its operation. The force majeure takes effect from July 17 until the end of the month.
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NE China's Jilin province consumed 7.10 TWh of electricity in Jun 2023, up 11.91% YoY, and power generation was 8.7 TWh, up 16.78% YoY; power consumption in Jan-Jun rose 9.9% YoY to 45.78 TWh, while power output during this period was up 16.04% YoY to 56.01 TWh, according to local energy bureau.
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Australian miner South32 produced a total 6.52 Mt of coal in FY23, unchanged YoY; coal sales reached 6.36 Mt, down 4% YoY, showed data in its latest quarterly report.
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The US produced 48.06 million short tons (43.60 Mt) of coal in Jun 2023, dropping 1.79% YoY and 3.3% MoM, EIA said in its Monthly Energy Review on Jul 26.
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China Coal Guangyuan Coal-fired Power Station (comprising two 1-GW high-efficiency ultra-supercritical coal-fired generating units) in SW China's Sichuan has gained approval from the local provincial economic planner, marking the first coal-fired power project within the province since the 13th Five-year Plan period.
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Russia's coal output stood at 33.38 Mt in Jun, down 6.92% MoM but up 0.82% YoY, according to data from the Russian Federal State Statistics Service. In H1 2023, Russia's total coal production reached 213 Mt, up 1.49% YoY.
- Wednesday July 26,2023
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Eastern China's Jiangsu province consumed 65.01 TWh of electricity in Jun, dipping 0.21% YoY, showed data from Jiangsu Energy Regulatory Office of National Energy Administration. This brought the total power consumption to 360 TWh in H1, up 5.34% YoY.
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Japan produced 7.33 Mt of crude steel in Jun, falling 4.2% MoM and 1.7% YoY, according to data released by the Japan Iron and Steel Federation.
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Kuzbass produced a total of 109 Mt of coal in Jan-Jun, marking a decline of 1 Mt or 0.9% compared to the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Coal Industry of Kuzbass.
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