The Adaro Blog

In Southeast Asia, Indonesia Becomes a Role Model for Democracy
September 4, 2014, 10:33 am
For a while, it looked as if Indonesia’s bad old days had returned. The Constitutional Court was hearing an appeal by the losing presidential candidate, a former army general and son-in-law of Indonesia’s former dictator, who charged that the election last July had been rigged and...
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Indonesia doubts speed of China coal import curbs, eyes India demand
September 4, 2014, 10:32 am
A new plan by China to put curbs on shipments of low-quality coal is unlikely to happen quickly, an industry group in top thermal coal exporter Indonesia said on Thursday, with any impact likely to be offset by an uptick in Indian demand.
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Inflation at Slowest in 29 Months, as Trade Swings at Surplus
September 3, 2014, 10:31 am
Inflation was at its lowest level in August in 29 months, giving hope that consumer prices will remain under control, but monetary policy is likely to stay unchanged in order to prevent the nation’s trade deficit from widening.
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Coal Market Warming Up – Mining executives and analysts are turning bullish on coal as demand looks set to outpace supply
September 1, 2014, 10:27 am
For two years, the world’s coal miners have been plagued by a glut that has battered prices and led to the closure of mines, straining tiny towns from Australia to South Africa. Now, some of the largest coal exporters are signaling the worst may be over as prices stabilize. Coal-mining...
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Apex court order may alter coal import dynamics
August 29, 2014, 10:25 am
Power, mining, and banking stocks fell on Tuesday, as companies in each of the sectors wait for a 1 September verdict in which the Supreme Court, which ruled on Monday that all coal block allocations since 1993 are illegal, could actually cancel the assignments.
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Bad news: India may face blackouts as coal shortage cuts power output
August 29, 2014, 10:24 am
A sharp fall in output at a large power plant due to a coal shortage may lead to power cuts in some areas, underlining the challenge the new government faces in overhauling the sector and its creaking infrastructure.
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Indian power station coal stocks lowest since 2012 blackouts
August 29, 2014, 10:24 am
Half of India’s thermal power stations have less than a week’s supply of coal on hand, according to weekly data, the lowest level since mid-2012 when hundreds of millions of people were cut off in one of the world’s worst blackouts.
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Political Risk Dims Outlook for Coal
August 22, 2014, 10:23 am
World energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2013 World energy-related carbon dioxide emissions in 2013 Pledges by the EU, the United States and China to commit to stricter emission reduction targets could have a dampening effect on future coal demand. However, the extent to which shale gas...
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China Plan to Cut Wholesale Power Price May Help Coal Producers
August 22, 2014, 10:22 am
China will cut wholesale prices that distributors pay for electricity from coal-fired plants, two government officials said, a move that may allow it to compensate struggling coal suppliers. The National Development and Reform Commission told provinces to impose cuts at an average rate of about...
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No More Land Acquisition Problems Next Year
August 22, 2014, 10:21 am
The government is hoping that the implementation of a law on land procurement for public infrastructure next year will be able to ease land acquisition problems that have delayed major infrastructure projects, including the US$4-billion Batang power plant in Central Java. Deputy Public Works...
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