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	Friday, 12 August 2011
	global coal industry coverage
	NEWS US coal output increases Production hits 20.5 mm short ton for the week ended August.[$]   Indian coal imports up on higher demand from power units July imports increase by 8% for the period to 10.8 mm tons.[$] BHP strikes continue Company to face weekend strikes. Indonesian regulations delay Indian projects Indian UMPP projects delayed by new coal export rules. Jharkand floats mining tender State government looking for partners in coal mining joint venture. Xceed Resources mining right application on track Company makes progress in Moabsvelden coal project application. Ukrainian coal production up in first half H1 production up by 9.8% to 47.5 mm tons.[$] NTPC gets Jindal ITF as shipping partner Jindal to ship coal to NTPC via rivers. Banpu to expand capacity Capacity  to increase by 12 million tons by 2015.	POPULAR Adani expresses concern on Indonesian regulations India cuts South African imports US coal use declining Rio Tinto, Mitsubishi consider takeover bid for Coal & Allied South African coal prices to drop Indian utilities seek African assets European coal prices off on turmoil Macarthur considers offer Tata Power to be hurt by high coal prices Universal Coal to explore Soutpansberg Coal Basin   FORUM Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES Re:Cost of Freight Equipment for Zircon sand, Silica Process	This email was sent to oil. Click here to be removed from this list. Alert to all CoalWeek newsletter subscribers: Never give out your CoalWeek.com login information in response to an e-mail solicitation from unknown senders. Please also note that e-mails from CoalWeek never include attachments. CONTACT CoalWeek 848 N. Rainbow Blvd. Box #1658 Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA T: +1-702-430-1748 E: inquiries@coalweek.com
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