Indonesia's DSI to charge margin fee on coal exports

Indonesia's state-owned asset management company PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia (DSI) plans to impose a margin fee on exports of coal, palm oil and ferroalloys, as the government seeks to capture

EU coal imports rise 43% YoY in Jun

EU coal imports from non-EU countries totaled 5.89 million tonnes in June 2026, up 43.35% year on year and 4.44% from the previous month, according to Eurostat data.The import value reached 851 millio

India power utility coal imports dip MoM in Jul

India's power utility coal imports edged down month on month in July 2026 but remained the second-highest in the past year, with double-digit year-on-year growth.Imports by Indian power utilities tota

Russia's Jul coal output falls to 11-mth low

Russia's coal production fell for a second consecutive month in July 2026, declining 6.3% from June to 32.75 million tonnes, the lowest level since September 2025, according to data from the Russian F

EIA: US coal output falls 5.7% YoY in Jul

US coal production totaled 42.61 million short tons (38.65 million tonnes) in July 2026, down 5.66% year on year but up 4.65% from the previous month, according to the US Energy Information Administra

Thailand Jul thermal coal imports fall 21.16% MoM

Thailand's thermal coal (incl. bituminous and sub-bituminous coal) imports stood at 1.20 million tonnes in July 2026, retreating 21.16% from a month ago, according to the latest customs data.The volum

Germany Jun hard coal imports fall 4% YoY in H1

Germany's hard coal imports totaled 1.42 million tonnes in June, down 1.75% year on year and 3.87% from the previous month, marking a second consecutive monthly decline, preliminary data from the Fede

Rhine at 150-year low raises coal supply concerns, analysts say

The Rhine River's water level fell to its lowest since records began in 1880, prompting analysts to warn that German hard coal-fired power plants could face "intermittent constrained" this autumn if l

SE Asia's coal uptick seen as short-term fix to supply shock, survey finds

Southeast Asia's energy industry views the recent increase in coal use and project activity as a short-term response to supply disruption rather than a shift in coal phase-out plans, according to a su

Kazakhstan Jan-Jul coal transit via Russian ports climbs nearly 30% YoY

Kazakhstan coal transshipments via Russian Baltic and southern ports reached 7.9 million tonnes in the first seven months of 2026, an increase of 26% or 1.6 million tonnes from the same period a year