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		<title>Available for Investors : coal mine for Take Over</title>
		<description><![CDATA[1. Direct offer from The coal mine Owner ( single owner ) 2. Mine location in Kutai Kartanegara , East kalimantan 3. Scale : 3700 ha , 2000 ha , 4183 ha , 4900 ha 4. Mines status : IUP Exploration 5. Deposit : Each mines , guaranteed deposit 10 million metric ton ( except 2000 ha = 5 million mt ) 6. Prices : 10 billion Rp each mines ( US $ 1,2 million ) 7. Calorie : ADB 6300 up 8. ROA by Sucofindo and Carsurin note : * The owner prefer sell all coal mines to 1 investors / buyers * The owner open for meeting / business deal in jakarta next week * The owner can help to process to Iup Production asap * The owner need direct buyers / investors , no broker / agent If you interested with this product , please call me , we can arrange the meeting in Jakarta Contact : Edi mobile : +62 821 22021608 email : coalinvestors@gmail.com or Gtalk Online]]></description>
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		<title>GMR close to clinching Indonesian mine</title>
		<description><![CDATA[GMR Infrastructure, the Bangalore-based developer of power plant, airports, roads and urban infrastructure, is understood to be closing in on its second coal mine acquisition in Indonesia. The mine is expected to cost close to $150 million and has reserves of close to 200 million tonne. In 2009, GMR had acquired Indonesian coal company PT Bara sentosa Lestari for around $80 million with coal reserves of 110 mt. GMR Infrastructure has been actively seeking captive coal mines as it embarks on a huge expansion of its flagship power generation business and is setting up a slew of projects in India. The company has 14 power projects, of which three are operational (808 Mw) and 11 projects (8,448 Mw) are under various stages of implementation. GMR hopes to have a capacity of 4,261 Mw on stream over the next three years, relying on thermal energy for generation. Reliance Energy and Essar Group have also acquired coal mines in Indonesia. GMR officials declined to comment on its moves in Indonesia. According to recent reports, the three are also understood to be in the race for mines in Australia. Government officials have recently said that demand for coal in India is expected to [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Top Coal Mine website in Indonesia seeking Investors</title>
		<description><![CDATA[I am seeking individuals or company from Indonesia , China , India , Singapore , Malaysia who concern about coal mining business in Indonesia. I build coal mining web media online , seeking urgently INVESTORS to develop this website getting better.  This website about coal ( batubara ) in Indonesia. The website already get TOP RANKING on Google , Yahoo , Bing. Have look www.batubara-indonesia.com , the website almost finish to design , just need 1 Investors enter this zone. The website become the most popular coal mining website in Indonesia. If you thinking FUTURE Investing , Please support our creativity , idea and skills. If you interest to become our business partner / Investors. Please contact Edy  by phone , call or sms to : + 62 0838 94698500]]></description>
		<link>http://coalinvestors.com/2010/08/18/top-coal-mine-website-in-indonesia-seeking-investors/</link>
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		<title>India Coal 2010 conference on 16th July 2010, Sheraton New Delhi</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Event Profile India Coal 2010 is an international conference, which focuses on various activities in the Indian coal sector, such as supply, world trends, pricing, policy, import, logistics, equipment, technology and divestment. It will provide a perfect platform for industry players, academicians, researchers and decision makers from government from various countries in this field to network and exchange expertise. The 2nd Annual International Conference India Coal 2010 will discuss the techniques and strategies, which can be helpful in tackling the regional and functional issues faced by the coal sector. India Coal 2010 conference will cover a broad range of pertinent topics under the key theme “Towards Power,Productivity,Technology&#38;Resource Enhancement”. Visitor Profile The targeted visitors at the 2nd Annual India Coal 2010 Conference are: Coal Producers, Exporter, Brokers, Traders, Importers, Sales Organizations, Metal and Steel Producers Consuming Coal, Cement Manufacturers, Equipment Manufacturers, Analysts Covering Metal, Steel Companies, Power Companies &#38; Coal Producers, Logistics and Shipping Providers for the Industry, Railroads Transporting Coal, Technology Providers, Financial Services Professionals, Government and Regulatory Bodies, Industry Associations/Institutions, Coal Consultants and R &#38; D Professionals, Environmental Awareness Bodies, Alternative Sources of Energy Provider, Risk Managers, and Commodity Surveyors. Organizer ASAPP Media Information Group, New Delhi, India. Deepti [...]]]></description>
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		<title>2010 Asia Pacific Coal Trading &amp; Investment Outlook Announces China Moment</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Shanghai &#8211; China will be a net importer again as it shuts unsafe mines and the economy grows, Fang Junshi, the director general of NEA’ coal department, said in Beijing. Illustratively, China imported over 44.41 million metric tons in the first quarter, 230% greater compared with 2009 Q1. Regardless of the coal price increase, China is expected to be a long-term buyer of foreign coal. The first reason is strong demand from energy sector. In the first quarter, according to the National Energy Board data, China electricity consumption was 969.5 billion kwh, up 24.2 percent. Secondly, Qinhuangdao coal stocks have reduced below 5 million-metric-ton in April on average. Thirdly, power generators’ coal stocks level is relatively low. Four major power companies only have four days coal reserve on average. As the summer is arriving, power companies will need to increase coal stocks urgently. Last but not least, Li Jing, the Managing Director of JP Morgan believed that the drought in the south China caused less hydro power. Resultantly, China increased import from Indonesia and Vietnam. In addition, China domestic coal supply is also a problem. The recent national safety check and coal mines integration also worsen the domestic coal supply. [...]]]></description>
		<link>http://coalinvestors.com/2010/05/18/2010-asia-pacific-coal-trading-investment-outlook-announces-china-moment/</link>
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		<title>Citic Resources: Macarthur Coal Remains Long Term Investment</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Citic Resources Holdings Ltd. (1205.HK) said Wednesday its stake in Australian coal miner Macarthur Coal Ltd. (MCC.AU) remains a long- term investment for the company, despite the Australian government&#8217;s proposed new tax on the mining sector. &#8220;Australia&#8217;s proposed resources tax will have an impact on mining firms,&#8221; Chief Executive Sun Xinguo told reporters in Hong Kong after a shareholders meeting. &#8220;We will find out the impact on our business after examining more of the details of the tax plans,&#8221; he said. Citic Resources and state-run parent Citic Group are the largest shareholders in Macarthur Coal, the world&#8217;s biggest exporter of pulverized coal by volume, with a combined stake of 22.4%. Citic Resources&#8217; shares are down 13% this week as investors factored in lower earnings for its Australian investment after the Australia government said Sunday it planned to introduce a 40% tax on the mining industry&#8217;s profits. The benchmark Hang Seng Index is down 3.7% this week. The company&#8217;s shares ended down 3.6% at HK$1.62 Wednesday, compared with a 2.1% decline on the benchmark index. Asked whether Citic Resources will support Peabody Energy Corp.&#8217;s (BTU) takeover bid for Macarthur Coal, Sun said the company has nothing to add to the statement [...]]]></description>
		<link>http://coalinvestors.com/2010/05/05/citic-resources-macarthur-coal-remains-long-term-investment/</link>
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		<title>KPCL eyes mine in Indonesia</title>
		<description><![CDATA[Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL), the state-owned power generator, is exploring the possibility of acquiring a coal mine in Indonesia. The company, which presently imports small quantities of coal from Indonesia, is in the process of reducing its dependency on the Indian coal, which is high in ash content, a top company official said today. On an average, KPCL requires 7.2 million tonnes per annum to generate close to 2,000 MW. The company is adding a further 1400 MW within the next three years. “Last year, KPCL imported around 900,000 tonnes of coal from Indonesia and this year also the same quantity will be imported to fire our power projects at Raichur and Bellary. The Indonesian coal provides higher calorific value and less in ash content. We are presently mixing the imported coal with the domestic coal and firing our boilers,” S M Jamdar, managing director, KPCL told reporters. He said KPCL intends to increase the quantity of imported coal over the coming years as it has a higher calorific value, which is more efficient in heating up the boiler. The Indonesian coal contains 6,000 kilo calories per kg of coal, whereas Indian coal has a maximum of 4,500 kilo [...]]]></description>
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