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Indonesia’s coal production reached a new high in 2024 amid rising demand for energy both domestically and globally. Last year’s output was at 831 million tons, according to preliminary data updated on Friday by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. That’s 17% higher than the government’s target for 2024. Sales also rose to their highest level, the data showed. https://lnkd.in/gghYewgG

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The price of Australian coal has slumped to a three-and-a-half-year low on surging supply, signalling the end of a super-cycle that propelled local miners to record profits and created billions of dollars in wealth. The benchmark price for top-quality NSW thermal coal has fallen by more than 4 per cent to $US115.51 a tonne, according to GlobalCoal. The price has fallen 23 per cent over the past five months and is below the low of $US116.08 a tonne recorded in February last year. https://lnkd.in/gtUdgZqE

Selamat Memperingati Bulan K3 Nasional Pertambangan Tahun 2025 "Penguatan Kapasitas Sumber Daya Manusia Dalam Mendukung Penerapan SIstem Manajemen Keselamatan Pertambangan (SMKP) untuk Meningkatkan Produktivitas"

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) recorded that as of today, Monday (30/12/2024), national coal production reached 812.04 million tons. Based on data from Minerba One Data Indonesia (MODI) of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, from the realization of coal production, it was recorded that absorption for domestic needs reached 365.70 million tons. Meanwhile, the realization for exports was 417.57 million tons from this year's coal export plan of 490 million tons. "Production Realization: 812.04 Million Tons. Production Percentage: 114.37% (of the 2024 production plan of 710 million tons)," wrote the MODI data from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, quoted Monday (12/30/2024). https://lnkd.in/gF4xWiEh

Selamat Tahun Baru 2025 dari Britmindo! Menyambut tahun baru ini, kami menyampaikan rasa terima kasih yang sebesar-besarnya kepada para klien, mitra, dan sahabat kami yang terhormat. Kepercayaan dan kolaborasi Anda telah berperan penting dalam perjalanan pertumbuhan dan kesuksesan kami. Semoga tahun 2025 membawa kemakmuran, peluang baru, dan pencapaian berkelanjutan bagi kita semua. Bersama-sama, kita berharap dapat membangun masa depan yang lebih cerah dan berkelanjutan. Terima kasih telah menjadi bagian dari keluarga Britmindo. Semoga tahun ini menjadi tahun kemitraan dan kemajuan yang baru! Salam hangat, Tim Britmindo ‐---------‐------------------------------------------------------- Happy New Year 2025 from Britmindo! As we welcome this new year, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our valued clients, partners, and friends. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in our journey of growth and success. May 2025 bring prosperity, new opportunities, and continued achievements for us all. Together, we look forward to building a brighter and more sustainable future. Thank you for being a part of the Britmindo family. Here's to another year of partnership and progress! Warm wishes, The Britmindo Team

Modern coal technologies, outlined in FutureCoal’s Sustainable Coal Stewardship, have the ability to deliver global climate goals while continuing to foster socio-economic growth. Given the growing demands of a digital and electrified world, FutureCoal’s new report released today, “Roadmap for a Sustainable Coal Value Chain“, outlines how advanced coal technologies can not only provide clean energy, reducing up to 99% of emissions, including CO2, but also support the growth aspirations of developing and emerging economies. Key report findings include: Emission Reductions: high-efficiency low emissions (HELE) coal plants and carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies could reduce emissions by up to 1,412 MtCO2 annually—equivalent to removing 310-560 million SUVs from global roads. Economic Growth: Replacing coal plants with ultra-supercritical plants could inject over USD 1.5 trillion into the global economy. In contrast, replacing coal with alternative energy would cost an additional USD 2.7 trillion due to shortfalls in output. High Value Applications: Coal remains essential to key sectors, including steel (70% production), cement (90%), and aluminium (60%), while also producing cost-effective hydrogen and providing critical minerals like copper, cobalt, nickel, and more for renewable energy and battery storage. Paul Baruya, FutureCoal’s Director of Strategy and Sustainability stated: “This report challenges outdated views of coal, reminding us that it is a versatile resource vital to modern life, industrial development and economic progress. Given its high-value applications, strategic investments in advanced coal technologies ensures economic solutions worldwide.” The report underscores coal’s positive impact on global communities, including job creation and providing essential resources for food security and infrastructure. It also calls for increased collaboration across the coal value chain to realise these opportunities through innovation and technology transformation. Baruya concluded: “Over the past year, FutureCoal’s Sustainable Coal Stewardship roadmap has been challenging and reshaping how stakeholders view coal. This report builds on that progress, showing that a globally united value chain can shape a sustainable and responsible coal future.”

"Kepada klien dan mitra kami yang terhormat, Saat tahun ini berakhir, kami merenungkan kesempatan-kesempatan yang telah kami bagikan dan kesuksesan-kesuksesan yang telah kami capai bersama. Kami berterima kasih atas kepercayaan dan kerja sama Anda. Semoga musim liburan ini membawa kebahagiaan, kemakmuran, dan waktu bersama keluarga. Kami berharap dapat melanjutkan kerja sama kami di tahun baru. Selamat Hari Natal dan Tahun Baru! Hormat kami, Tim Britmindo" ----‐-‐----------------------------------------------------------- "Warmest wishes to our valued clients and partners, As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the opportunities we've shared and the successes we've achieved together. We're grateful for your trust and collaboration. May this festive season bring joy, prosperity, and time with loved ones. We look forward to continuing our partnership in the new year. Selamat Hari Natal dan Tahun Baru! Best regards, Britmindo Team"

Coal is often considered a fuel of the past, but global consumption of it has doubled in the past three decades. At the height of lockdowns related to the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, demand declined significantly. Yet the rebound from those lows, underpinned by high gas prices in the aftermath of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, has resulted in record global coal production, consumption, trade and coal-fired power generation in recent years. Now, questions about the forecast loom. That period also saw a formidable expansion of renewable power capacity, which is now threatening coal’s century-long supremacy in electricity generation. At the same time, accelerating demand for electricity around the world could give coal another boost. Many competing factors are at play. How quickly will coal use decline in developed economies as they become more electrified? When will coal use peak in China, the world’s largest producer and consumer? How will India fuel its economic growth? When will coal be replaced in the industrial sector? And what might different regional trajectories mean on a global level? Using the latest data, Coal 2024 presents recent trends and a three-year forecast for coal demand, supply and trade by grade and by region. It is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding global energy.