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3 years 5 months ago #25780 by pine
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Coal prices continue to be very strong! Geo Energy and Golden Energy will huat ! Not just growth but awesome growth in 1H2021 results. 
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3 years 5 months ago #25790 by pine
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Gas Shortage Pushes Coal Prices To 10-Year HighBy  Irina Slav  - Jun 25, 2021, 9:30 AM CDT
 

Tight natural gas supply and a rebound in electricity consumption have combined to push thermal coal prices to the highest in a decade, the Wall Street Journal  reports, adding that insufficient rainfall in China has contributed to the trend.

Citing data compiled by Argus, the WSJ's Joe Wallace wrote that the price of export coal from Newscastle, Australia -- most of which goes to Asia -- has gained 56 percent over the last year. European prices have also risen, adding 64 percent since the start of the year.

Coal supply is also experiencing a growing tightness because of low investment in new production, partially the result of a drive towards lower use of the dirtiest fossil fuel and a boost in renewable electricity generation capacity additions. 

However, the latest price trends suggest that this capacity still falls short of meeting the demand for electricity in most key markets.

According to the WSJ report, coal prices are likely to remain higher over the next few months due to the situation with fundamentals.

Supply is shrinking and it's probably shrinking faster than demand, Tom Price, head of commodities strategy at Liberum, told the WSJ's Wallace. "Everyone had turned their backs on these [thermal-coal mining] assets. Those companies that have clung on to them have made a small fortune on them in just the past few months."

In China, the situation is quite critical. A shortage of coal last month prompted the introduction of power rationing in parts of the country, Argus  reported  earlier this month, adding that more rationing is likely as supply continues to be tight, not least because of a ban on Australian imports amid a political row between the two countries.

Meanwhile, other suppliers are reaping the benefits of the unofficial ban, free to raise prices for delivery of the fuel to the world&rsquo s largest consumer.

By Irina Slav for Oilprice.com

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3 years 4 months ago #25812 by pine
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Coal prices are even higher in July 2021 and likewise the August 2021 futures.
Around US$60 per tonne. More than double their cash cost of production.

Geo Energy & Golden Energy will huat big - time! 

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3 years 4 months ago - 3 years 4 months ago #25820 by Joom
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GEO ENERGY  --- agree it is enjoying a massive profit. 

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3 years 3 months ago #25846 by Joom
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regarding Geo Energy, admittedly the 2Q profit was much lower than expected. I looked thru press rls, and Geo may have explained it on page 3: 

"The Group had early repaid its prepayment facility with Macquarie Bank for the offtake of its TBR coal. With the early repayment, we will secure a higher average selling price in the coming months."

links.sgx.com/FileOpen/Geo_1H2021%20Medi...cement&FileID=678197


Geo kena squeezed by this favour from Macquarie. But going forward, it will be market price. 

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3 years 3 months ago #25862 by Joom
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 Coal prices continue to rise. Now nearing US$80 / tonne! 
Profit will be P-H-E-N-O-M-E-N-A-L for Geo Energy!

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