INTERNATIONAL COAL NEWS

EU coal output nose dives

EUROPEAN Union coal production fell by 6.3 million tonnes, from 79.3 million to 73.1 million tonn...

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European Report said the statistics showed United Kingdom and Germany were mainly responsible for the drop. United Kingdom output fell 9.2%, followed by Germany at 6.5%.

EU coal consumption was down by 7.8% compared to 2001. Coal imports also plummeted in 2002, down 11%.

European report said South Africa remained the EU’s main supplier, with more than 25% of the market, followed by Australia, Colombia and Poland.

Coke imports however bucked the trend and increased by a third compared to 2001 to achieve 9.5 million tonnes.

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