World steam coal demand will be driven, for the next decade, by coal-capable power station capacity. Barring very large price changes, coal prices will be a less important determinant of demand, except in the smaller industrial market. The SPRU power plant data base, which also contains data on plant under construction, is used to establish likely year 2000 levels of coal demand inside and outside the OECD, and of traded coal demand. It is concluded that demand growth will be real but modest; price competition from international coal will put pressure on the European coal industries, including the UK's
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The overall purpose of this paper has been to test the hypothesis of steam and coking coal markets b...
Nowadays (2008, 2010), the rate of coal in the world’s electricity production of 20·1012 kWh/year is...
Coal has for many years been considered as a resource of the past and as a result its importance has...
This paper demonstrates the ways in which different Chinese bulk energy transport strategies affect ...
After years of relatively slow growth, coal is undergoing a renaissance. Some 140 coal power plants ...
A significant increase in the seaborne trade for coal over the past twenty years has unified formerl...
Since centuries, coal is one of the most important energy-sources of the world. The successive phase...
The damage caused by burning of coal is currently much higher than that produced by using alternativ...
Today, more than 70% of the world’s total electricity production is supplied by power plants using c...
Gas and coal competition in the EU Power Sector / Sylvie Cornot-Gandolphe. Cedigaz, June 2014 http:/...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:4335.26239(22) / BLDSC - British Library D...
Today most EU Member States rely on (mostly imported) coal to achieve their energy requirements. Var...
Sizewell B Public Enquiry: National Coal Board Proof of EvidenceSIGLEAvailable from British Library ...
The future use of coal depends on environmental protection measures and the Kyoto Protocol, the pric...
This paper analyses the impact of climate policies on the international steam coal demand, focussing...
The overall purpose of this paper has been to test the hypothesis of steam and coking coal markets b...
Nowadays (2008, 2010), the rate of coal in the world’s electricity production of 20·1012 kWh/year is...
Coal has for many years been considered as a resource of the past and as a result its importance has...
This paper demonstrates the ways in which different Chinese bulk energy transport strategies affect ...
After years of relatively slow growth, coal is undergoing a renaissance. Some 140 coal power plants ...
A significant increase in the seaborne trade for coal over the past twenty years has unified formerl...
Since centuries, coal is one of the most important energy-sources of the world. The successive phase...
The damage caused by burning of coal is currently much higher than that produced by using alternativ...
Today, more than 70% of the world’s total electricity production is supplied by power plants using c...
Gas and coal competition in the EU Power Sector / Sylvie Cornot-Gandolphe. Cedigaz, June 2014 http:/...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:4335.26239(22) / BLDSC - British Library D...
Today most EU Member States rely on (mostly imported) coal to achieve their energy requirements. Var...
Sizewell B Public Enquiry: National Coal Board Proof of EvidenceSIGLEAvailable from British Library ...