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ARTICLE · 15 MARCH 2019

The black coal sector – a look back and a look forward

Australia is well-positioned to increase its exports of both thermal coal and coking coal over the next two decades.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

WHO SHOULD READ THIS

  • Current and prospective producers of, and investors in, black coal exports from Australia;
  • Those seeking to understand likely medium term trends in coal supply and demand; and
  • Those seeking to shape policy and regulation for coal production in Australia.

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • The International Energy Agency recently summed up the outlook for the Australian black coal export sector very well: "It benefits from a large high quality resource base (in particular low cost/high quality coking coal) and from a formidable mining industry which has successfully cut costs in recent years. Australia ... continues to be well-positioned to serve coal import needs in the Pacific Basin." Australia is well-positioned to grow its exports of both thermal coal and coking coal over the next two decades.

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